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Oracle (ORCL) announced new AI applications and user experiences across its Fusion Cloud Applications suite for enterprise business functions.
Twenty-five Fusion Claw-powered Agentic Applications are now available across finance, human resources, supply chain and customer experience. Oracle also introduced Fusion Companion, which connects Fusion Applications with supported AI tools such as ChatGPT, and Fusion Agentic Home, an interface for defining objectives, delegating work and tracking progress. These tools operate within organizational permissions, approvals and controls.
Oracle (ORCL) introduced the Fusion Setup and Configuration Registry, a public Git repository for AI-driven setup of Fusion Cloud Applications. Oracle maintains the registry alongside its applications, packaging product knowledge and configuration practices as reusable AI skills, or instructions agents can execute.
The company says the registry can reduce manual implementation work. AI assistants and coding agents from OpenAI and others can translate business requirements into implementation plans, execute configurations, and test results. Expert reviewers can request changes and approve configurations for deployment. Systems integrators can extend the registry with their own implementation methods and automation.
Oracle (ORCL) introduced new Fusion Claw-powered applications for supply chain operations within its Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing suite.
The applications cover Supply Planning Allocation, Shipment Load Planning, and Procurement Spend. Oracle says they help teams evaluate material allocations, compare shipment consolidation options, and analyze purchasing data for savings opportunities. Fusion Claw provides the execution software for complex tasks and continuous replanning within organizational permissions. The applications support team review and approval of plans or recommendations, with authorized actions carried into execution.
Oracle (ORCL) introduced new Fusion Claw-powered customer experience applications that are available within Oracle Fusion Cloud Customer Experience.
The applications cover sales territory planning, service health checks, field demand planning, configuration migration and executive briefings. Oracle says the Fusion Claw execution runtime enables these applications to handle longer-running work and adapt plans within organizational policies and approval controls. The applications run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and form part of an ecosystem that includes Oracle AI Agent Studio, where organizations can create and manage applications using Oracle, partner and external agents.
Oracle (ORCL) introduced Fusion Companion and Fusion Agentic Home, two AI capabilities for executing work across Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Oracle says Fusion Companion uses business context and user permissions to select and coordinate transactions, workflows, approvals and AI agents, including through supported tools such as ChatGPT.
Fusion Agentic Home provides a native interface for defining objectives, delegating work and tracking progress. The capabilities are designed to operate within enterprise permissions and approval controls, with decisions requiring human judgment escalated to employees.
Oracle (ORCL) announced an agentic AI platform designed to accelerate implementation and modernization of Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Delivered through Oracle AI Success Navigator, formerly Oracle Cloud Success Navigator, it combines AI agents, implementation guidance and training. Oracle says the platform is intended to reduce manual work and help customers realize business value sooner.
The platform uses the Fusion Setup and Configuration Registry, a machine-readable source of Oracle configuration definitions and practices. Its specialized agents support discovery, design, configuration, testing, integration and adoption. Oracle plans to add agents covering further implementation and adoption activities.
Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) announced that SharkNinja is using its Fusion Cloud Applications to connect finance and supply chain processes. SharkNinja uses the applications to automate routine finance work, streamline planning and reporting, and coordinate order management. It also uses AI within Oracle Integration to flag integration errors and help teams resolve problems.
SharkNinja plans to expand its deployment with Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management, with implementation managed by Cerdivo. Accenture, GoSaaS, and SC&H managed the other implementations.
Oracle (ORCL) announced that Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is using Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to manage HR and payroll processes.
WMATA has deployed cloud human capital management software covering core HR, payroll, benefits, absence management, compensation, time and labor, recruiting, and talent management. The agency selected the platform to replace a heavily customized on-premises system supporting approximately 14,000 employees. Oracle Consulting managed the implementation.
Oracle (ORCL) announced new Autonomous AI Lakehouse capabilities combining business context for AI agents with expanded support for Apache Iceberg data. The updates cover data discovery, access controls, analytics and business simulations across Oracle and non-Oracle data. A Business Semantic Layer is designed to give users and AI agents shared definitions of business metrics. Oracle expects this layer and new AI Data Catalog capabilities to be available within the next 12 months.
Other updates include expanded Iceberg table management, an AI-assisted Data Studio workspace and a Business Simulation Engine integrating Oracle Essbase for forecasting and what-if analysis.
Oracle (ORCL) announced its Deep Trust AI Architecture, a blueprint for embedding safeguards into enterprise systems used by AI agents and applications. The architecture combines capabilities across Oracle AI Database, Oracle Autonomous AI Database and Oracle APEX AI Application Generator. Oracle says it is designed to enforce security, privacy and business rules across four layers: software platform, data, data access and application development.
Its components include automated security patching, database-enforced access rules, controlled data access and business context for natural-language queries. AI-generated application definitions run through a centralized execution engine rather than AI-generated execution code.