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Oracle announced Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications for finance and supply chain operations. These new agentic applications are powered by a collaborative team of domain-specific AI agents designed for enterprise execution, enabling results-driven, proactive, reasoning-based solutions. Built into Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications , Fusion Agentic Applications for finance and supply chain enable decision-making and execution within business processes, while securely accessing the context of integrated enterprise data, workflows, policies, approval hierarchies, permissions, and transactions.
Steve Miranda, executive vice president of application development at Oracle, stated: “Finance and supply chain teams are being asked to close accounts faster, respond to disruptions more quickly, and achieve more with the same resources. But this is extremely difficult as long as a lot of time is still being spent on manual follow-up, handover, and moving work between systems. With agent-based applications that can reason, decide, and act towards defined objectives, finance and supply chain teams can move from passive productivity improvements to systems that proactively drive operations forward, improve working capital, reduce costs and delays, and operate with greater confidence.”
The new Fusion Agentic Applications runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and leverages industry-leading LLM to extend the world’s most comprehensive cloud application suite. Operating within the existing Oracle Fusion Applications security framework, it autonomously drives routine tasks within defined operational constraints while providing visibility into exceptions, trade-offs, and human-influenced decision-making.
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Currently, 12 new Fusion Agentic Applications are available for Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing (SCM) , including the following:
Invoice Difference Settlement Workspace: Supports the finance department in improving cash accuracy, accelerating the processing of differences between invoices and payments, shortening lead times, and strengthening control. It enhances settlement processes that often involve handling exceptions, leading to improvements in cash accuracy and working capital.
Debt Collection Workspace: Supports faster debt collection, reduced DSO (Accounts Receivable Turnover Days), and improved promise-to-pay conversion rates. It elevates traditional manual collection operations to continuous cash flow management, improving working capital.
Cost Accounting Close Workspace: Helps identify material exceptions and alternatives in manufacturing and inventory operations, prioritize tasks, reduce closing effort, and accelerate period closing, shifting from checklist-driven closing processes to intelligent, guided workflows.
Design to Sourcing Workspace: Supports supplier sourcing and product cost reduction, cycle time reduction, and compliance risk reduction, integrating decisions that were previously fragmented across design, suppliers, and sourcing into a cohesive process.
Logistics Execution Command Center: Helps minimize fulfillment disruptions, identify urgent issues early, integrate transportation and warehousing data, and prioritize exception resolution actions. Fragmented monitoring and manual escalation across the system are transformed into a single, role-based operation, accelerating problem resolution.
Maintenance Operations Workspace: Helps reduce unplanned downtime, accelerate triage, and focus on high-impact actions, shifting from reactive, manual organization of work orders to proactive, priority-based execution.
Process Production Workspace: Helps improve production quality, enhance problem detection, increase batch conformance, and reduce costs and variability, integrating fragmented production, quality, and cost analyses into a single, insight-driven workflow for faster decision-making and corrective actions.
Product Readiness Workspace: Helps improve the efficiency and reduce delays of product launches, conduct supply chain impact assessments, and strengthen compliance, transforming cross-team manual tracking into a single, guided workflow.
Production Shift Operations Workspace: Clarifying shift preparation checks and carry-overs streamlines inter-shift handovers, reduces disruption, improves output reliability, and supports on-time operations, evolving from reactive handovers to consistent, action-oriented processes.
Order Command Center: Supports rapid resolution of order exceptions, efficient management of pending orders, handling of unexpected customer inquiries, and processing of cancellations and returns, transforming from individualized support to a centralized command center guided by AI.
Sourcing Command Center: Helps accelerate procurement decisions, improve negotiation power, and manage high-priority exceptions, transforming negotiation activities from multi-tool and inbox-driven follow-up to an integrated, AI-guided process.
Warehouse Operations Workbench: By proactively presenting current issues and warning signs and recommending solutions, it expands insights into inventory, receiving, shipping, and workforce, supporting improved warehouse operational efficiency and shifting warehouse operations from searching through multiple screens and reports to rapid, guided action on high-priority issues.
The new Fusion Agentic Applications for finance and supply chain are powered by an AI ecosystem centered around Oracle AI Agent Studio. The newly added Agentic Applications Builder in Oracle AI Agent Studio allows organizations to build, connect, and run AI automation and agent-based applications using reusable agents from Oracle, partners, and external sources, without the need for traditional application development. Furthermore, built-in observability, ROI measurement, and safety controls enable agents to deliver measurable value and operate responsibly at scale.
SOURCE: PRTimes
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