From a business request to an audit-ready artifact.
The full customization lifecycle — plain-English SQL, dependency-aware change impact, functional design, and artifact delivery — in one governed workspace. Works on customer custom objects only. Never alters delivered vendor code.*
* Oracle E-Business Suite today. Support for additional ERP vendors is on the way.
Plain English in. Reviewable SQL out.
This is not free-form code generation. The trust anchor is the validated library: approved patterns, bind discipline, schema awareness, and a visible validation gate before anything moves forward.
Flow
The system begins from proven patterns and approved parameter shapes — not from a blank prompt. That keeps the output reviewable by a senior developer and avoids the autogenerated-query failure mode that makes buyers nervous.
- Intent comment → matched library pattern → generated SQL
- Validation gate and version history visible in one flow
- Read-only sandbox only — no production path from here
What a finance leader asks. What the workbench delivers.
Behind every customization is a business question. ETSquare lets finance leaders ask it in their own language — scoped to the data their role is authorized to see — and delivers the answer inside the same governed workspace that produces audit-ready customizations.
“Show suppliers where single-vendor concentration exceeds 10% of spend this quarter, and route exceptions for review.”
Controller · Q3 FY26 review
Historically answered by a spreadsheet, a one-off report, or a ticket to IT. Authorization is unclear, the result sits outside the audit trail, and the same question gets re-asked next quarter.
ETSquare runs the question against governed schema, scopes it to the requester’s role and organization, and hands the answer to the same workbench that produces audit-ready customizations. Same governance. Same evidence. Same work item.
See what breaks before you touch the change.
The workbench makes dependency chains visible: what a customization calls, what calls it, what needs re-test coverage, and what remains delivered/read-only. That is how this becomes usable inside real delivery teams instead of just demos.
Approval eligibility logic depends directly on the threshold calculation. First pass of regression coverage lands here.
Functional design without the document chaos.
A governed functional-design lifecycle with versions, reviewers, sample output, and an implementation trail. For ERP delivery teams familiar with MD50-style deliverables, this is the same document — finally attached to the workflow it describes.
Vendor concentration threshold update
- Business context
- Rules and thresholds
- Test scenarios
- Reviewer notes
From approved design to artifact, compile state, and evidence.
The page on the landing site only hints at this. The real value is the chain: approved design, generated artifact, sandbox compile result, evidence record, and export package all tied to the same governed work item.
-- apply_vendor_threshold · specification
-- governed customization artifact
-- generated from approved design v1.3
FUNCTION apply_vendor_threshold (
p_supplier_id NUMERIC,
p_threshold_pct NUMERIC,
p_request_id NUMERIC
) RETURNS threshold_event;
-- compile status : PASS
-- evidence hash : #4b2e…9d
-- reviewer : signedManual hand-offs between spreadsheet scopes, design documents, code snippets, compile logs, and evidence folders. The workbench keeps the design, generated artifacts, compile state, and control record together.
A sandbox matched to your industry and functional priorities.
Read-only weekly clone. Matched schema, relevant modules, and demo data. No production connection required for evaluation.
Runs like a consulting engagement, but with a governed product spine.
Start in a sandbox. Work against a read-only weekly clone. Keep the governed path inside a customer-controlled cloud environment. Use the workbench to scope, design, validate, and evidence customer customizations before anyone decides how implementation moves forward.
Weekly clone, no production connection required for evaluation and workflow design.
Governed execution stays in a customer-controlled cloud environment with no data egress in the core path.
Design, artifact, compile state, and evidence stay attached to the same implementation record.