Which tool within Oracle Fusion CRM enables business analysts and administrators to customize and extend Oracle Fusion CRM applications, reports, and analytics changes directly from the Fusion CRM…

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Options

• AOracle Composer
• BOracle Application Composer
• CSetup and Maintenance
• DReports and Analytics
• ECustomization Manager

• A
  6% (4)
• B
  79% (52)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  11% (7)
• E
  3% (2)

Explanation

The Oracle Fusion CRM Application Composer is but one tool that lets you customize and extend your Oracle Fusion CRM applications. The Oracle Fusion CRM Application Composer is a browser-based configuration tool that enables business analysts and administrators, not just application developers, to customize and extend an Oracle Fusion CRM application. Make the type of data model changes which, for non-CRM applications, can only be made by application developers. For example, easily create a new object and related fields, then create new Enterprise pages where that object and its fields are exposed to users. The Application Composer is a design time at runtime tool, which means that you can navigate to the Application Composer directly from a CRM application, make your changes, and see most changes take immediate effect in real time, without having to sign back in to the application. Data model changes, such as the creation of custom fields, do require that you reauthenticate before you can see those changes. Note: While Oracle Fusion applications provide robust out-of-the-box functionality, there may be areas of one of the applications that you need to change to meet your business needs. The term customizing means to change a standard (existing) artifact. Most customizations made to an Oracle Fusion application, whether a personalization an end user makes, a change a business user makes using a runtime composer tool, or a change a developer makes using JDeveloper to create new source code, are stored in a business metadata repository. Because these customizations are kept separate from the base code, you can safely upgrade your Oracle Fusion application without overwriting or needing to redo your

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