Subscribed Licenses
The Subscribed Licenses screen aggregates the quantities purchased on each Oracle CSI by price list × component × metric. One line per (CSI, Price list, Component, Metric). Each row is the contractual entitlement Nomasx-1 compares to the actual usage.
It is the what we are entitled to half of the licence equation. The Usage report shows what we are using; Financial report shows the cost of the gap.
At a glance
Goal of the view
For each CSI, summarise what we bought:
- One line per (Component, Metric). Quantities are summed across the CSI's
LICENSE_CSI_COMPONENTSrows so the screen reads at the contractual granularity. - Price-list view. The Price list dimension lets you reconcile each line with the corresponding Oracle price book.
- Metric mapping. Application User, Named User Plus, Processor, Employee… The metric drives how Usage report compares the entitlement to the actual usage.
Columns
| Column | Source | What it tells you |
|---|---|---|
| CSI ID | LCC_CSI_ID — contract identifier. Linked to the CSI screen. | The contract the entitlement belongs to. |
| Price list | CPT_LISTS — price list label. | Oracle price book — the contractual catalog the component is sold under. |
| Component | CPT_COMPONENT — friendly component name. | The licensable item (Financials, Oracle EE, Advanced Compression…). |
| Metric | LCC_MET_ID — licensing metric. | How the component is counted (Application User, NUP, Processor, Employee…). |
| Quantity | LCC_QUANTITY — summed quantity. | Contractual entitlement on this row. |
Tips & best practices
- Cross-reference against Usage report to see whether each row is consumed at or below the entitlement.
- Quantities below the headline usage are the rows that show up as non-compliant in Financial report — the gap is what you need to close before the next audit.
- A row with a quantity of 0 means the component is tracked but never licensed — typically a free or grant-based product. Confirm with the procurement contract.
- Multiple price lists for the same component signal a CSI consolidation or a mid-term reordering — keep the alignment with procurement.