Oracle Launches 25 Agentic Applications for Fusion Suite
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Oracle said on Monday at its AI World event in Las Vegas that 25 agentic applications are now available across its Fusion Cloud Applications. They cover finance, HR, supply chain, and sales and service, and they run on a new execution runtime called Fusion Claw.
According to Oracle, the applications are meant to take on complex, specialist-level work at scale. People set the objectives, the authority and the accountability. The applications then coordinate the process toward an outcome.
Fusion Claw is what lets them handle longer jobs. Oracle describes it as a runtime that supports larger scale and longer-running work, continuous replanning, deterministic execution and more governed autonomy.
What the applications do
The company listed several examples. Ledger works through large volumes of accounting entries to reconcile information and investigate exceptions. Workforce Orchestration builds workforce plans that weigh demand shifts, cost and continuity, then launches actions that go through organizational review.
Payroll Activity Workspace compares current pay, balances and costs with earlier periods and flags material variances. Procurement Spend looks for maverick spend and contract leakage. Service Health Check spots emerging service-performance problems and finds likely root causes.
Supply Planning Allocation decides how to divide scarce materials and capacity between competing demand. Strategic Field Demand Planning matches field capacity to customer demand while managing overtime costs. In each case, Oracle says the application prepares actions for team review and executes only approved ones.
Two new ways to hand work to AI
Oracle also announced Oracle Fusion Companion. It lets users work with Fusion Applications through supported AI tools such as ChatGPT. It draws on business context, data and user permissions to pick the transactions, workflows, approvals and agents needed to get a task done.
Oracle Fusion Agentic Home is the second piece. It is an AI-native workspace where users define business objectives, delegate work to agents and track progress to completion.
"The next era of enterprise AI is all about delivering software that increasingly does the work, while people define the objectives and set the policies," said Chris Leone, executive vice president of Applications Development at Oracle.
Customers and partners can create, extend and manage their own agents in Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications. Oracle says the studio offers no-code and pro-code options, along with built-in observability, ROI measurement and safety controls.
Source: Oracle