Fusion Toolkit is a SQLConnect alternative for teams that need an Oracle Fusion SQL editor and command-line automation in one product. Use SQL Studio to investigate records interactively, then use the CLI when the same export needs to run on a schedule. Choose between the products by testing your actual Oracle workload.
SQL Connect by SplashBI is a desktop SQL workspace. Its product page describes a visual query builder and comparisons across connections. Its FAQ lists sources beyond Oracle Fusion, including Snowflake and Salesforce. That broader workspace can be a better fit when developers need to investigate several systems in one client.
Fusion Toolkit focuses on Oracle Cloud operations. SQL Studio provides an editor and saves query results as CSV. The CLI runs SQL files, executes BI Publisher reports and submits ESS jobs with bounded status polling. AI Administrator lets a compatible agent work through supported Oracle operations. The documentation separates these workflows so an SQL export is not confused with a report deployment or an application change.
Check deployment requirements before comparing editor features. SQL Connect documents Windows and macOS desktop installations. Fusion Toolkit publishes Windows x64 and Linux x64 packages with private Java runtimes included. Use the package for your operating system and configure a named Oracle profile before launching SQL Studio.
On 8 November 2026, SQL Connect's pricing page lists Individual subscriptions at $50 per user per month or $450 per year. Enterprise pricing requires a quote. SQL Connect also offers a 15-day trial. Its Enterprise offering includes SplashAI, so natural-language assistance should be evaluated on both products rather than assumed to be exclusive to Fusion Toolkit.
Fusion Toolkit's Self-Service plan is USD 99 per month or USD 990 per year and includes SQL Studio, the CLI and AI Administrator. Toolkit + Support is USD 199 per month or USD 1,990 per year. A free 30-day trial includes the toolkit. Compare the subscription scope and support you need; the products' entry prices cover different packages. External model subscriptions or local model runtimes remain separate from Fusion Toolkit.
Use one known invoice as a shared test. The query below comes from the Oracle Fusion Payables SQL guide and reads the invoice header documented in Oracle's AP_INVOICES_ALL reference. Replace both synthetic identifiers with approved test values. Run the same SQL in each client against the same test pod and reporting account.
SELECT invoice_id,
invoice_num,
org_id,
invoice_currency_code,
invoice_amount,
amount_paid
FROM ap_invoices_all
WHERE invoice_num = 'DEMO-INV-1042'
AND org_id = 300100000000001
ORDER BY invoice_id
FETCH FIRST 20 ROWS ONLY;Compare the returned invoice IDs and amounts with the invoice in Oracle. Export the result and inspect the actual CSV delimiter and column values. An invoice number can occur under different suppliers, so resolve every returned match before widening the test. Reporting visibility depends on the Oracle account and reporting path; an empty result alone does not establish that an invoice is missing.
Then test the workflow that follows the query. If the requirement is a repeated export, verify how the reviewed SQL is saved and executed by your scheduler. If the requirement is a shared workspace across several data sources, test that capability in SQL Connect. Measure execution time with the same workload.
Start a free Fusion Toolkit trial, follow the current SQL setup guide and reproduce one result you can check in Oracle. Keep the exported CSV as the reference for your evaluation.
You can also use an LLM with the Fusion Toolkit AI Administrator skill and ask, "Find invoice DEMO-INV-1042 in our test business unit and show its amount and payment information." It can retrieve supported Oracle records in plain language without requiring you to write SQL. Start with a known test invoice.