Monday, May 18, 2026

Oracle EPCM Interrogation Assistant update

Oracle has released a new PCM Interrogation Assistant

A new PCM Interrogation Assistant is available to help you efficiently explore modeling artifacts, application context, and metadata. The PCM Interrogation Assistant supports:

  • Listing models, forms, and points of view
  • Leveraging advanced rule property search within enhanced list rules
  • Discovering platform library objects
  • Querying application context 

The PCM Interrogation Assistant includes preconfigured definitions that help you quickly create AI agents in AI Agent Studio. 

These agents use GenAI to automate tasks and interact with Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) applications. You design and manage them in AI Agent Studio, where they communicate with Cloud EPM services.

Business Benefit: AI agents retrieve data, trigger actions, and automate interactions with EPM business processes to help you streamline operations, reduce manual effort, and accelerate insight-driven decision-making.

Oracle EPM Automate - New Restore Environment API update

 Oracle's new restoreEnvironment EPM Automate Command and REST API

The new restoreEnvironment EPM Automate command and REST API are now available. 

This command restores Oracle Fusion Cloud EPM and Oracle Fusion Cloud EDM environments from an Environment Backup created by the daily maintenance process.

Applies to: Account Reconciliation, Enterprise Data Management, Enterprise Profitability and Cost Management, Financial Consolidation and Close, FreeForm, Narrative Reporting, Planning, Profitability and Cost Management, Tax Reporting

Business Benefit: This command provides an efficient and reliable self-service operation to restore an environment to the exact same state when the backup was created in the case of a catastrophic failure.

Required Roles

  • Service Administrator
  • To restore users and application role assignments:
    • Service Administrator
    • Identity Domain Administrator and any application role.

Sample Command:

epmautomate restoreEnvironment ENV_BACKUP_NAME

[UsersAndPreDefinedRoles=true|false] [DailyMaintenanceStartTime=true|false] [StoredSnapshotsAndFiles=true|false], where:
  • ENV_BACKUP_NAME is the name of the environment backup snapshot that you want to use to restore the current environment.