Navigation flows are the primary feature in Oracle Planning for customizing the user interface. Administrators use navigation flows to control how users interact with the application by defining the visibility and arrangement of cards, clusters, and tabs. This includes the ability to add, remove, or reorder the vertical and horizontal tabs that appear on a specific card, thereby tailoring the business process interface to the needs of different user roles.

A. Configure: The "Configure" option within the Application cluster is used for setting up application-level definitions like dimensions and user variables, not for customizing the user interface layout.

B. Valid intersections: This feature defines rules for valid data entry combinations at the cell level to ensure data integrity. It does not affect the user interface's visual components like tabs or cards.

D. Infolets: Infolets are interactive visual containers on the home page that display high-level, essential information. They are a component of the UI, not the tool used to customize other UI elements like tabs on a card.

1. Oracle Cloud EPM

Administering Planning

"Designing Custom Navigation Flows": "Navigation flows are the way that you control how users

groups

and roles navigate through the business process to perform tasks. You can customize the user interface by changing what is displayed on the Home page... You can also customize the tabs that are displayed on a card..."

2. Oracle Cloud EPM

Administering Planning

"Customizing Cards and Tabs": This section explicitly details the process: "You can customize the vertical and horizontal tabs that are displayed on a card. For example

you can hide tabs that a role does not need to see

or you can change the order in which tabs are displayed."