Oracle Database

Exivity integrates with Oracle environments to help organizations transform operational and business data into meaningful cost, usage, and billing information.

This page covers Oracle Database as a data source, queried directly. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) billing is a separate integration topic, and Oracle VM has its own page.

Through Exivity's flexible data extraction capabilities, information from Oracle databases and systems can be collected and combined with consumption data from other infrastructure and cloud sources. This allows organizations to use Oracle data both as a source of consumption information and as additional business context for cost allocation and billing.

Data can be transformed and enriched with information such as customers, departments, services, contracts, projects, or organizational structures. Exivity can then apply custom rates and business rules to calculate costs and charges according to the organization's financial or commercial model.

This flexibility is particularly useful in complex enterprise and service provider environments where the information required for accurate billing or cost allocation is distributed across multiple systems.

Oracle data can also be combined with public cloud, private cloud, virtualization, storage, SaaS, and other technology data in Exivity, providing a consolidated foundation for reporting, showback, chargeback, and usage-based billing.