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READ YOUR BI PUBLISHER REPORTS WITHOUT OPENING THEM.

Connect Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher to Menza and ask questions of your report catalogue — which reports exist, what parameters they take, what the latest output says. Menza reads report definitions and output live through the official BI Publisher API — read-only, so nothing in your catalogue is ever changed.

  • Reads databases data
  • Generates answers and insights
  • Connects via the official API

What can Menza do with Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher?

Get the number without the PDF

Ask what last month's spend or headcount report says and Menza fetches the report output and answers from it directly, instead of you downloading and scanning another PDF.

Map the report catalogue you inherited

Menza reads report definitions, parameters and templates across your folders, so you can ask what exists, what each report expects, and which templates are actually still in use.

Compare outputs across periods

Pull the same report's CSV output for two periods and ask what changed — Menza does the comparison, so variance questions get answered without waiting on an analyst.

See these answers on your own Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher data.

Menza working with Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher.

Menza watches your Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher data and surfaces what's worth knowing the moment it spots it — the margins, stockouts, and trends you'd otherwise dig for. Read-only: it answers and flags, never changes your data.

MenzaMenzajust now

Your weekly AP ageing report shows invoices over 60 days up 26% versus the prior run. Two suppliers account for most of the increase; the remaining ageing buckets are stable.

MenzaMenza6m ago

12 of the 94 report definitions in your Shared Folders haven't produced output in six months. Nine of them reference the same retired template — likely left over from the ERP migration.

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Is my Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher data secure?

Your credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed to the AI. Menza reads your data through the provider's official API using the access you grant, and you stay in control of what it can do — read-only by default, with any actions gated behind your approval.

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  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Scoped access — you choose what Menza can see
  • Read-only by default; any action needs your approval
  • Credentials are encrypted and never shown to the AI
  • Revoke access at any time

Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher questions, answered.

How does Menza connect to Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher?

With your BI Publisher API credentials: add them once and Menza stores them encrypted at rest. They're never shown to the AI — requests run through a secured layer that injects them server-side against your instance. No new reports or data models to build first.

What can Menza answer about my BI Publisher data?

Anything in your report definitions, parameters, templates and output — what a report contains, which parameters it needs, what the latest PDF, CSV or Excel output actually says, and how one period's output compares with another. You ask; Menza reads it through the API.

Is my BI Publisher data safe with Menza?

Yes. Credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed to the AI, and Menza sees only what your BI Publisher account can access. The connector is read-only — Menza never edits definitions, templates or anything else in your catalogue; it reads reports to answer questions.

Can Menza work with reports that need parameters?

Yes. Tell Menza the values in plain English — a period, a department, a supplier — and it reads the report definition to find the right parameters and requests the output accordingly. You get the answer without remembering what each parameter is called.

Put Menza to work on your Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher data.