TL;DR: Download the Handout here! Oracle Inventory has always supported Ship To and Deliver To locations, but the actual value of them has traditionally been overlooked for expense receipts. When an inventory item is received, it may have a Default Putaway subinventory and locator. Advanced Inventory builds on this with additional putaway rules and task […]
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A Two‑Mapping‑Set Pattern We all know and love the complex BPM system that drives approval routings in Oracle Fusion. While very flexible, it has limitations, and the design is beginning to show it’s age. In the last few years, Oracle stealthily added a new mapping set feature which makes it incredibly easy to write complex
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Easy to read Handout Version Four Ways to Handle Payment Request Forms in Oracle Fusion Higher Education and Healthcare organizations have a unique challenge: Payment Requests. Guest speakers, student workers, honoraria recipients, visiting faculty and other non-traditional payees. At first glance, these don’t fit neatly into the three traditional categories for Procure to Pay workflows.
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Summary: 26C update is all about control: better control leads to better outcomes. Read the full article here! 26C Procurement & Inventory Updates As usual, each quarterly release is exciting and comes with several new features that solve real problems for my clients across multiple industries. This is not an exhaustive list. These are the
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Buyer assignment in Oracle Fusion Purchasing follows a clear, hierarchical decision flow designed to ensure requisition lines are routed to the right buyer with minimal manual intervention. While customers often focus on buyer assignment rules themselves, Oracle actually evaluates several upstream conditions before those rules are applied, and downstream ones afterwards. This can lead to
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This 26B cycle is dominated by some familiar themes: Redwood and AI! Below are the top new features for each area, which I’m most excited to introduce with my clients! If you don’t have time to read this short summary, the top two takeaways -AI Agents for Self Service Requisitions make a great experience even
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Oracle Visual Builder (VB Studio) allows you to extend Redwood pages in a supported way — without writing code. If you’re a functional lead or business analyst, Express Mode is where you’ll spend most of your time. The process is not overly complicated, but there is still a lot of technical work behind the scenes.
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This document provides a practical, step-by-step guide for customizing workflow notifications in Oracle Fusion using BI Publisher. It is intended for functional consultants, administrators, and support teams who need to safely edit notification content, validate changes, and understand Oracle’s caching behavior. Required Tools: BI Publisher Word Add-In Workflow notification layouts in Oracle Fusion are delivered
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Overview: Locations and Location Sets Locations are one of those Oracle Fusion setup areas that seem simple—until they aren’t. At go live, clients usually want to migrate their legacy data, and don’t place much value on a clean up or re-structuring effort. Most clients don’t think about them much until something breaks: requisition LOVs are
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Overview When you hear “Special Handling,” you probably think it’s an inventory, shipping or receiving related term. But in Oracle Self Service Procurement inside of Fusion, “Special Handling” is a requisition type that enables several neat functions. It’s easier to think of this by the common healthcare term Bill Only, because that is exactly what
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