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Poll: Your voice: Oracle Analytics Platform Product Roadmap and Features

Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

Which areas of the Oracle Analytics platform would you like to see more features and improvements in the future?

Remember to check the product roadmap to see new features and improvements: Oracle Analytics Product Roadmap

Please ensure to post your ideas for new features and improvements in the Idea Lab this year!

Ideas are reviewed on a monthly basis. Ideas with the most votes are considered first. Be sure to ask your team to vote!

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R Stonaker

While the AI and other advanced analytics features are fantastic, I do feel that there are many basic gaps in creating data visualizations and dashboards that should be addressed (we have submitted several suggestions in the Idea Lab). Having some of these basic reporting features improved would, in our case, get us closer to being able to take advantage of some of the advanced analytics/AI features.

Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

@R Stonaker Makes sense Rhonda. Thank you for posting them in the idea lab. Hopefully they get more votes and for sure we will be considered!

Felipe Nuez-Oracle

Very nice initiative! Congrats!

Kristin Milam

Thanks!

Amanda Hope

Security: For my organisation, the ability to hide the seeded folders and reports easily from end users without having to implement custom security is our biggest priority. We don't have all modules in HCM and so a lot of the out of the box dashboards render with some great visualisations and others are blank. We make copies and replace the blanks with our own visualisations and we change the palettes to reflect our organsiation's branding. From an admin perspective we will still use seeded folders and reports.

From an end user perspective, it can be very confusing and frustrating and this is hurting adoption for us.

I can see there has been an idea raised by other customers and has been marked as delivered (Ability to Hide seeded folders — Oracle Analytics) and despite working through the documentation we have found (Configuring Custom Data Security in Fusion Data Intelligence in Nine Steps) we have been able to hide the seeded folders but cannot seem to get data in our custom reports to show for our end users.

Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

Thank you @Amanda Hope. I will pass your message to the adoption team as he might help them too (+ @Claudette Hickey-Oracle ). The idea lab is the main channel to get the features, please vote for ideas or raise new ones as needed. Stay tuned 😊 and thank you for the clear feedback.

Dan_Ryan-Oracle

Thanks Ben. Always great to give customers the lead to influence product direction.

One thing I have found is the current size limit for map layers is too restrictive to have detailed map layers such as zip codes/postcodes and road networks.

It would be great to have more mapping layers out of the box or connections to open source map layers such as

https://geoportal.statistics.gov.uk

Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

Hi @Dan_Ryan-Oracle thank you for the suggestion. Please feel free to add an idea in the idea lab. + @Philippe Lions-Oracle.

Amanda Hope

https://community.oracle.com/products/oracleanalytics/discussion/comment/62444#Comment_62444

Thanks for the quick response @Benjamin Arnulf-Oracle

Richard Halford

The one big area which I think is a great potential is actually not the product but the documentation set. That needs a major revamp as I don't think it keeps up with the options available, e.g. at times tick boxes in setup are either not documented or the documentation just references their name and not what they do or the implications.

I think in the SaaS FDI world revisit "cookbook" type solutions to importing and data modelling are needed, presently its just CRM stuff, e.g. easy things and every youtube video going just rinses and repeats that. Its things like bringing in BICC data such as AR data which is not currently there (e.g. customer site and account profile classes as slowly changing dimensions). How to add a new dimension from Fusion ERP into an existing fact. What I'm thinking here is best practice, learn by example stuff that covers ERP and HCM rather than just CRM.

I think we are scratching the surface of functionality mostly because its a journey of discovering what it can do rather than having the available resources to help showcase what it can do.