Oracle Fusion Cloud

A dedicated reporting layer for Oracle Fusion Cloud.

Trial balance, intercompany reconciliation, journal approvals, and close status — drillable, refreshed hourly from Fusion BI Publisher. One dedicated database per customer, in the region you choose.

From €2,000 / month · per customer · region of your choice
Data residency
Customer-chosen region (EU default, US & APAC available)
Isolation
Dedicated database per customer
Credentials
Held in an external vault · never in the app
Sync
Hourly from Fusion BI Publisher
Close-week cadence
15-minute refresh
Compliance
GDPR · NIS2 · DORA · SOC 2 roadmap
Context

Reporting on Oracle Fusion Cloud is harder than it should be.

Oracle Analytics Cloud is expensive and slow. BI Publisher produces XML that finance teams reformat in Excel. A custom data-warehouse build is a six-figure engineering project that takes twelve months. Most teams end up living in spreadsheets, where the monthly close is an exercise in message threads and manual reconciliation.

glstack is a purpose-built reporting layer for Fusion GL. Adoption does not require a data team or a year-long procurement cycle, and the data never leaves the region you choose.

The reports

The Status Board.

One screen showing where the close stands. Click any cell, drill into the journals behind it, see what’s blocking. Every report below behaves the same way.

Month-End Status Board · Period: Apr-26 · Ledger: Primary groupSynced 7 min ago
Periods open
3 / 5
Journals pending
12
€2.1M entered
Recs outstanding
8
€340K exposure
Reval / translation
✓ Complete
Ledger
GL
AP
AR
FA
Group FR Primary
Open
Closed
Open
Closed
Group DE Primary
Open
Open
Open
Closed
UK trading entity
Open
Closed
Closed
Closed
Benelux trading
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Report detail

One product, four reports.

01

Month-End Status Board

Where the close stands, right now.

Subledger period state by BU and legal entity. Pending journals sorted by approval age. Reconciliation backlog aged to 30/60/90. Revaluation and translation run status. Click any cell to see what's blocking close in that module.

  • Period state from GL_PERIOD_STATUSES per application
  • SLA timers on pending approvals
  • Close checklist with manual + auto-detected items
  • Deeplinks back to Fusion for every blocker
02

Trial Balance

Accounts down, periods across. Drill in milliseconds.

A proper trial balance grid that matches the one your auditors expect. Opening, PTD dr/cr, PTD net, closing, prior-period variance. Drill from any number to the contributing journals, then to JE lines. Server-side aggregation so performance stays flat regardless of CCID count.

  • Posted / unposted toggle, server-aggregated
  • Integrity strip: debits = credits, exclusions disclosed
  • Segment hierarchy mirrored from Fusion value sets
  • Saved views per user, shareable
03

Intercompany Reconciliation

Entity-pair heatmap, manual acknowledge trail.

A heatmap across trading partners. Click a cell to see A-side and B-side balances with the variance surfaced. Mark a pair 'acknowledged for close' with a thread note so the audit trail is built as you work.

  • Entity-pair matrix with tolerance threshold
  • Side-by-side balance view with variance
  • Manual acknowledge + notes (auditable)
  • XLSX export of unresolved mismatches
04

Journal Approval Queue

Oldest first. SLA aware. One-click escalation.

A single operational view of every journal awaiting approval, sorted by how long it has been waiting. Bulk-select escalations send a digest email per approver. Dormant-approver detection flags people who have not touched a journal in 30 days.

  • Waiting time computed from approval-task assignment
  • Bulk digest escalation via email
  • Dormant approver detection
  • Rejected + resubmitted chains threaded into one row
How it connects to Fusion

No agents. No VPC peering. Nothing intrusive.

glstack reads your Fusion data through a set of BI Publisher reports we provide. That is the entire integration surface. No agents installed in your tenant, no VPC peering required, no access to Fusion beyond scheduled report calls using a read-only credential you can revoke at any time.

01

Install our reports

One-time import into your Fusion tenant, run by your BI administrator. We provide the package and an audit log of everything it adds.

02

Scheduled sync

Data refreshes hourly in normal periods and every 15 minutes during the close window. Incremental, automatic, nothing to maintain.

03

Reconcile to Oracle

One click re-runs Fusion's own Trial Balance report and highlights any line-level variance between glstack and the source.

How it compares

Between Oracle Analytics Cloud and a full data-warehouse build.

glstack is not trying to be a consolidation platform or a general-purpose BI tool. It is a narrow, purpose-built alternative for the specific reports Fusion finance teams run every month.

glstack
Oracle Analytics Cloud
Snowflake + Looker (DIY)
Time from signup to first report
2–3 weeks
3–6 months
6–12 months
Typical annual cost
€6K – €24K
€60K – €300K+
€150K + internal team
Drill TB → journal → JE line
< 300 ms
5–30 s
build it yourself
Customer-chosen region residency
Default
Custom region selection
Whatever you build
Per-customer database isolation
Yes (dedicated database)
Shared tenant
Up to you
Reconcile-to-source check
Built-in button
Manual report-compare
Build it

Figures are directional, based on publicly listed pricing and typical mid-market implementation timelines. Your own numbers will vary. Ask and we’ll walk through a specific comparison against your current stack.

Security & compliance

Designed for enterprise procurement.

InfoSec teams should be able to evaluate our stack without a sales call. We publish the primitives here so you can start the review directly.

Region residency, customer-chosen

Each customer selects the region where their dedicated database and audit snapshots are pinned. EU (Frankfurt) is the default; US and APAC regions are available on request. No cross-region transfer in normal operation.

Credentials held in an external vault, not in our app

Your Fusion BIP credentials live in a third-party managed secrets vault as a versioned secret. Our systems hold only the reference, not the value. Every secret fetch is logged in an immutable audit trail separate from our application database.

Per-customer database isolation

Every customer gets a dedicated Postgres-compatible database with its own connection string, its own role, its own storage. There is no shared schema and no row-level filter between tenants. Terminating a customer is a one-call API delete against the managed database.

Audit trail ready for NIS2 and DORA

Every view, export, drill, escalation, and admin action is logged with actor, IP, and resource identifier. Retention is configurable up to 7 years. GDPR DSAR export is a first-class endpoint.

Documents available on request
  • DPA template (Article 28, GDPR)
  • Architecture & data-flow diagram (PDF)
  • Sub-processor list with region residency confirmations
  • Vulnerability disclosure policy
  • Backup and disaster-recovery commitment
  • Right-to-audit clause (enterprise tier)
Request the procurement pack
Implementation

Four weeks from signed contract to first live close.

Every customer follows the same four-stage implementation plan with defined milestones and deliverables.

Week 1

Scoping and setup

Chart of accounts mapping, close-calendar alignment, priority report selection. Security review with your InfoSec team. Signed DPA and MSA.

Week 2

Integration deployment

Your BI administrator imports the glstack catalog bundle into your Fusion tenant. A scoped read-only service user is provisioned. Connectivity and sync pipeline are verified end to end.

Week 3

Data load and configuration

Two years of balances and six months of journals populate your dedicated database. COA segments are tagged and validated. Users are provisioned with role-based access.

Week 4

First live close

Your team runs month-end with all four reports live. We provide direct engineering support throughout close week. Issues identified feed the next release cycle.

Service commitments

The operational terms you’ll see in the MSA.

Written into the master services agreement. Referenced in the procurement pack. Not marketing claims.

Target availability
99.9% monthly, reporting plane
Recovery time objective
< 4 hours, tenant restore
Recovery point objective
< 1 hour, point-in-time
Sync freshness SLA
60 minutes outside close, 15 minutes in close
Support hours
Business hours CET, extended during close week
Incident notification
Within 1 hour of detection
Pricing

One price per customer.

Unlimited users. No per-report, per-seat, or data-volume fees. Annual billing in Euros with VAT applied as required.

€2,000/ month, per customer

Covers the full product and all operational commitments. Larger enterprise agreements with custom terms are available on request.

Request the evaluation pack
  • Four reports: Status Board, Trial Balance, Intercompany, Approvals
  • Hourly sync · 15-minute during close window
  • Reconcile-to-Oracle verification
  • Dedicated database per customer · region of your choice
  • Procurement pack: DPA, MSA, audit evidence
  • Business-hours support · extended during close week
  • Unlimited users at no additional cost
Frequently asked

Answers to the questions procurement usually asks first.

We already run Oracle Analytics Cloud. Why switch?
You don’t have to switch. Many customers keep OAC for hot dashboards while moving the close-week workload onto glstack. If OAC is solving your reporting needs already, we are probably not the right fit.
Does glstack touch our production Fusion tenant?
Only through scheduled BIP report calls using a read-only service user you create. No agents, no VPC peering, no access to anything other than the reports you publish into /Custom/GLSTACK/Data/.
What happens to our data if we cancel?
Your dedicated database and all associated object-storage artefacts are deleted on a single API call. We provide a full SQL dump export up to 30 days after termination on request. After 30 days everything is purged.
What are our hosting options?
glstack runs as a managed service — the database, integration layer, and audit storage are provisioned and operated by us in the region you select. Dedicated-environment and customer-cloud hosting configurations are available for larger agreements; ask us what you need and we will scope it with you.
What if we have a custom COA with more than 10 segments?
The standard Fusion maximum is 10 segments. If you are running a non-standard structure, send us your FND_KF metadata export and we will confirm fit before you sign anything.
Do you do SOC 2 or ISO 27001?
SOC 2 Type I is in progress for general availability. We can provide our current controls and the in-progress audit timeline under NDA. ISO 27001 is roadmapped for 2027.
Can we have a call or demo?
We work with customers asynchronously by email. It keeps a clean written record for your procurement and InfoSec teams, and means evaluation is not blocked by calendars or time zones. Request the evaluation pack and we respond in writing within one business day with pricing, contract documents, architecture summary, and answers to your specific questions. A recorded walkthrough of the product is sent with that response.
The firm behind glstack

MeruTech

MeruTech is a specialist engineering firm focused on Oracle Fusion Cloud, headquartered in France and serving enterprise finance teams across Europe. Our practice areas are close-cycle reporting, operations automation, and integration architecture. glstack is the first of our products offered as a standalone subscription.

We work asynchronously by email. Procurement, security, and commercial questions are answered in writing by the engineering team within one business day. No calls, no meetings — everything on record for your InfoSec and procurement review.

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