Technical & Dev · Fusion · Advanced
Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions
Nineteen modules, nineteen labs, and a technical work package end to end
The layer beneath the functional courses. Data gets into Fusion, comes back out as a report, and another system talks to it - and none of that is configuration you can click your way through. This is for the consultant or developer who can already navigate Fusion and now has to load a client history, explain why a report is slow, or make an integration survive a quarterly update. Vendor documentation lists the tools. This covers which one answers which question, what order the work goes in, and which decisions cannot be taken back once transactions exist.
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Live teaching starts 14 December 2026
One hour daily, Sunday to Thursday · 19:00 Riyadh, 18:00 Cairo · 9 weeks
Taught live by an Oracle consultant, with every session recorded for anyone who misses one. Places are limited — we teach these in small groups so questions get answered.
Your access starts the day you enrol, not the day the cohort starts. The written lessons, the quizzes and the final assessment open straight away, so you can come to the first session having already read the ground.
The sessions run online, and the joining details reach you by email before the first one.
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Oracle Technical Track
All 4 courses together for EGP 34,500 instead of EGP 46,000.
Includes
- Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions
- Oracle Integration Cloud: Building Integrations That Survive Production
- Oracle Apps DBA: Keeping E-Business Suite Alive
- Oracle Visual Builder: Applications That Outlive Their First Release
Who this is for
- Consultants and developers who can navigate Fusion and now have to load a client history, explain a slow report, or make an integration survive a quarterly update.
- Technical leads on an implementation, deciding which tool answers which question before the work starts.
- Functional consultants who keep reaching the line where configuration stops and the technical layer begins.
What you will be able to do
- Choose between BI Publisher, OTBI and a direct extract for a given reporting question, and defend the choice.
- Build a BI Publisher data model and template that still performs when the data set grows.
- Load master and transactional data with FBDI, and prove afterwards that it landed correctly.
- Plan a migration with a reconciliation that a finance owner will accept.
- Call Fusion from another system, and let Fusion call out, without inventing a bespoke integration.
- Extend Fusion inside supported boundaries, and recognise when a request has crossed one.
- Refresh a non-production environment without leaking production data or losing configuration.
- Read a quarterly update for risk and test the right things before it lands.
What you should know first
- You can navigate Fusion and have seen at least one implementation from the inside.
- SQL you can read and write - joins, aggregates, and why a query is slow.
- An environment you are allowed to break. Several lessons demonstrate operations that are disruptive in a shared instance, and one module is about refreshing environments, which cannot be rehearsed anywhere else.
- No prior BI Publisher, OIC or Java experience is assumed.
What you will cover
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- The security diagnostic sequence
- Which tool answers which question
- What a data model actually is
- The FBDI sequence, and why order matters
- Reconciliation: proving a migration landed
- REST vs SOAP: choosing without arguing
- What a sandbox is, and what it is not
- The checklist before anybody clicks
- Reading an update for risk
1. Module 0 · Orientation
What this course covers, what it deliberately leaves to the functional courses, and how to get an environment you are allowed to break.
4 lessons9 min
2. Module 1 · The Fusion technical landscape
The layers a technical consultant works across, and which problems live in which one. The module that stops you solving a reporting problem with an integration.
7 lessons14 min
3. Module 2 · Security, roles and what you are allowed to see
Role-based access as it actually behaves, and the diagnostic sequence for "why can this person not see that". The module that saves you from granting a role to fix a data problem.
10 lessons20 min
4. Module 3 · The reporting stack: which tool answers which question
The decision module. Four tools overlap and choosing wrongly costs weeks, so this settles the choice before any of them is opened.
8 lessons16 min
5. Module 4 · BI Publisher: data models, templates and bursting
FLAGSHIP. The tool most technical work ends up in, and the one where an early decision about the data model cannot be tuned away later.
14 lessons28 min
6. Module 5 · OTBI and subject areas
The tool a business user can maintain after you leave, and the reason to prefer it whenever it can answer the question at all.
11 lessons22 min
7. Module 6 · Reports at scale: scheduling, delivery, performance
What changes when a report stops being run by a person and starts running itself at 2am for a thousand recipients.
8 lessons16 min
8. Module 7 · FBDI: the file-based loader end to end
FLAGSHIP. The main road for getting data into Fusion, and the one where an error is not a rejected file but posted transactions nobody expected.
14 lessons29 min
9. Module 8 · HDL for HCM data
HCM loads its own way, and the differences from FBDI are not cosmetic - effective dating changes what a load even means.
10 lessons20 min
10. Module 9 · Migration strategy and reconciliation
FLAGSHIP. The module about deciding what to migrate, in what order, and how to prove it afterwards to somebody who signs for it.
11 lessons22 min
11. Module 10 · REST and SOAP: calling Fusion, and being called
The integration surface, without an integration platform. What Fusion exposes, how to use it, and how to keep it working across updates.
12 lessons24 min
12. Module 11 · Integration patterns without OIC
What you can build with what Fusion already has, and the honest boundary where an integration platform stops being optional. Keeps OIC a separate product rather than a prerequisite.
8 lessons16 min
13. Module 12 · Extensions: sandboxes, Page Composer and the boundaries
Changing what users see, inside what Oracle supports. The module that teaches you to recognise a request that has crossed the line before you have spent a week on it.
10 lessons20 min
14. Module 13 · Groovy in Application Composer
The scripting that runs inside Fusion. Small, constrained, and the place where an innocuous-looking rule becomes a performance problem for everyone.
9 lessons18 min
15. Module 14 · Approvals and BPM workflow
Routing work to people. Configuration rather than code, and the module where a wrong rule is discovered by an invoice that nobody approved for three weeks.
10 lessons20 min
16. Module 15 · ESS jobs and scheduling
The scheduler everything else runs on. Understood properly it explains most "why did that not happen" questions in Fusion.
8 lessons16 min
17. Module 16 · Environment management: P2T, refreshes and what breaks
FLAGSHIP. The module that cannot be rehearsed anywhere but a real estate, and the one where a mistake sends production data somewhere it must never be.
9 lessons18 min
18. Module 17 · Release readiness: quarterly updates and regression
Updates arrive on a schedule you do not control. Reading them for risk, and testing the right things rather than everything.
8 lessons16 min
19. Module 18 · Capstone: one technical work package, end to end
A single realistic brief that touches reporting, loading, integration and extension - delivered, reconciled and handed over.
6 lessons12 min

