We transform your financial planning and analysis with Oracle EPM Cloud, turning complex data into strategic foresight so you can forecast with confidence and drive growth.
InspireXT enables finance teams to move beyond static reporting toward forward-looking performance management with Oracle EPM.
We bring planning, budgeting, and forecasting into a unified environment. Reduce manual effort and strengthen financial control so teams can plan faster, respond earlier, and make confident decisions.
We deliver clear visibility into cost, profitability, and performance across products, customers, and business units. Move beyond broad averages to accurate allocations, helping leaders see where margins leak and where action is required.
We automate and standardize account reconciliations, moving finance away from spreadsheet-heavy processes. Improve accuracy, strengthen compliance, and close with total control and auditable reliability.
We bring structure to tax provisioning, reporting, and compliance. Reduce systemic complexity and improve transparency, empowering tax and finance teams to work with consistency and speed.
We connect your financial and operational data with narrative reporting within a single governed process. Eliminate version confusion, improve collaboration, and rapidly produce clear, consistent board and management reports.
We bring strict governance, traceability, and consistency to critical enterprise data like charts of accounts and cost centres. Ensure your core data stays perfectly aligned across finance, planning, and reporting systems.
SFRS(I) 18 applies to reporting periods starting on or after 1 January 2027, and 2026 comparatives must be restated in the new format. Income and expenses move into new categories with new required subtotals. In Oracle EPM, that means updating account mappings, FCCS forms and reports, and Narrative Reporting packs. We make these changes in your live application.
Yes. Non-listed Singapore companies reporting under SFRS apply FRS 118, which is identical to SFRS(I) 18 and IFRS 18. The changes to your Oracle EPM setup are the same either way.
Yes. Consolidation rules, calculation scripts, intercompany setup and data loads can all be corrected in the live application. For a global packaging manufacturer, we stabilised consolidation and balancing through a managed service and kept its historical data and configuration. Read the case study
Financial Consolidation and Close (FCCS), Planning (EPBCS), Profitability and Cost Management, Account Reconciliation, Tax Reporting, Narrative Reporting and Enterprise Data Management. We implement them, fix them and support them after go-live.
Yes. Our Singapore team, led by Kirti Pathania, works with finance teams across South-East Asia, including groups that consolidate several ASEAN currencies. We also run Oracle EPM Clinics in Singapore with Oracle.
Yes. Our managed service covers day-to-day support, defect fixes, quarterly Oracle updates and close-week monitoring for FCCS, Planning and Account Reconciliation. One team handles both functional and technical issues, so finance gets answers without being passed between vendors.
A health check of your FCCS application usually takes two to three weeks. Most priority fixes are live within two to three month-end closes, so the close is stable within a quarter. Groups with many entities and currencies, or heavily customised consolidation rules, take longer.
