Disparate spreadsheets spanning across multiple departments are impossible to manage and reconciling at the end is a nightmare. There’s a high risk of errors and a low probability of reward.
Your budget numbers and data integrity are always in question because of reliance on manual processes, including exporting, formatting, and data consolidation from multiple sources.
It’s hard to produce accurate budgets and forecasts when you don’t have the right tools or technical skills to create, share and upload budgets to your Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) system easily.
Meet your financial budgeting and forecasting requirements from within Excel using Budget Wand, a budget-loading tool used for leveraging the GL Budgeting functionality in Oracle EBS. Budget Wand makes it easy to create, load, and analyze budgets quickly, with minimal effort and setup.
With easy budget consolidation from multiple departments, you can spend more time analyzing your budgets than collecting data. Budget Wand comes with flexible, user-defined layouts to help you create budgets spanning years, periods, or multiple ledgers and mass-produced budget models that can be shared with budget owners automatically for completion.
Use Budget Wand for importing budget values or journals through the Oracle budget-loading interface. It effectively replaces Web ADI and allows for faster creation and uploading of budgets, leaving more time for valuable analysis. Create and edit models, distribute and collect budget values, and validate and upload data all with Budget Wand.
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“The nature of our business is such that we need to be flexible. GL Wand
allows us to operate as we need, rather than being forced to fit into a specific
reporting structure.”
