Windows 11 (64-bit)
Windows 10 (64-bit)
Windows Server 2022 (same as above)
Windows Server 2019 (same as above)
Windows Server 2016 (same as above)
Operating Environment
This manual is in pilot operation.
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Overview
Platform Software
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Supported on Windows family operating systems. The 64-bit version of Windows is the standard, but when operating in a web server-based environment, client PCs can use the 32-bit version (except for standard).
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For the server machine when operating in a web server-based environment, and for standalone use, Java (Java Runtime Environment) is required as the execution platform. For client PCs in a web server-based environment, Java is basically not required (see "Details" below).
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A web browser and Excel are required on client machines (Excel is only required for client machines using [Excel-Link]). In addition, fusion_place Runtime Environment (FRE) must be installed. FRE can usually be installed without administrator privileges and is updated on a longer cycle than the fusion_place main program.
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Platform software supported by fusion_place must be products/versions supported for general users by their original developer/provider. If the support period for the product/version by the developer/provider ends, please note that, regardless of other statements in this manual, fusion_place will also discontinue support.
Required Hardware Specifications
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If the number of ledger data records does not exceed approximately 200,000[1], then for both server and client machines, a typical computer with around 4GB of memory is generally sufficient.
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fusion_place loads all ledger data records into memory, so required memory depends on the number of data records. If the number of ledger data records exceeds about 200,000, please estimate the memory capacity of the server machine (or standalone machine) using the Memory and Disk Capacity Estimation Guidelines.
Details
Standalone Operation
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Windows on the right |
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Java (Java Runtime Environment) |
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Web Browser |
For menu page display, a web browser such as Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, or Firefox is required. |
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Microsoft Excel |
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PowerShell |
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PowerShell 5.1 or higher Please use the version of PowerShell included with your version of Windows. |
.NET Framework |
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NET Framework 3.5 or higher
Please use the version of .NET Framework included with your version of Windows. |
Disk Capacity |
Approx. 500MB of free space required If the number of ledger data records exceeds approximately 200,000[6], please refer to the Memory and Disk Capacity Estimation Guidelines. |
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Physical Memory |
4GB or more is recommended If the number of ledger data records exceeds approximately 200,000[6], please refer to the Memory and Disk Capacity Estimation Guidelines. |
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Web Server-based Operation
Client
Except that Java Runtime Environment is not required and disk/memory requirements differ, the requirements are the same as standalone operation.
Operating System |
Windows on the right |
Windows 11 (64-bit/32-bit[7]) |
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Java (Java Runtime Environment) |
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Web Browser |
For menu page display, a web browser such as Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, or Firefox is required. |
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Microsoft Excel |
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Disk Capacity |
Approx. 500MB of free space required |
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Physical Memory |
4GB or more is recommended If the number of ledger data records exceeds approximately 200,000[6], please refer to the Memory and Disk Capacity Estimation Guidelines. |
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1. For management applications that handle aggregated data, 200,000 is a significantly large number. For example, with 100 departments, 100 accounts, and both budget and actual for three years, the maximum number of records is 60,000 (100 × 100 × 2 × 3). In practice, the actual combinations with data are usually far fewer.
2. If you run Windows on a virtual environment and the version matches those in this table, it is considered a supported environment. However, if issues in the virtual environment cannot be reproduced in a non-virtual environment, investigation and handling of such issues will be the customer’s responsibility.
6. The data count refers to the number of actual data combinations present in the ledger (excluding aggregation members). Please count combinations without including relative period dimensions and view format dimensions. Add together the record count for the working edition and published edition (for the working edition, count only records that are changed during editing). The memory requirement here assumes a minimum period count per fiscal year of 12.
