Oracle Cloud Demand Management 26D introduces major Redwood-driven workspace
enhancements, smarter forecasting simulations, and improved audit and recovery
tools—making demand planning more intuitive, collaborative, and resilient. This release
focuses on usability, analytics, and control, ensuring planners can manage complex scenarios
with greater accuracy and transparency.

Key Highlights of Oracle Cloud Demand Management 26D
 Redwood Workspace Enhancements
Business Growth Planning Workspace: A new Redwood interface for planning future demand
scenarios.

Improved Chart & Pivot Interactions: Enhanced filtering, grouping, and drill-to-action
capabilities.

Toolbar in Pivot Tables (Compare Mode): Easier navigation and analysis when comparing plans.

Migrate Classic Layouts to Redwood: Smooth transition from legacy pages to modern
Redwood layouts.

 Forecasting & Simulation
Simulate Demand While Tuning Forecasts: Run simulations to test forecast accuracy before
committing.

Work with Plans During Simulation: Real-time adjustments while running demand simulations.

Introduce & Plan for New Business: Tools to model demand for new product lines or markets.

 Data Management & Recovery
Recover Deleted Demand Plans: Safety net for accidental deletions.

Create Full Copies of Demand Plans: Duplicate plans for scenario modeling.

Collect Demand History by Organization Groups: Targeted history collection for better
granularity.

Export Lists of Measures & Plan Status: Improved reporting and sharing capabilities.

 Audit & Compliance
Search Audit Trail for Measure Updates: Track changes to demand measures for
accountability.

View Record Audit Details: Transparency into who changed what and when.

Support Date Measures in Export/Import: More precise data handling across systems.

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Oracle Cloud Demand Management 26D Release: What’s New?
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