The 25D features worth piloting across AI agents, purchasing, sourcing, suppliers, Self Service Procurement, inventory, receiving, and REST automation.
By Michael Gibby · Published · Accessibility-enhanced edition
Release notes contain more changes than any one team can absorb. This briefing focuses on the Oracle Fusion 25D features most likely to improve daily work or deserve an implementation pilot.
Historical release context
This article reflects information available in September 2025. Confirm current opt-ins, prerequisites, licensing, feature maturity, and later changes in Oracle documentation before using it as a production plan.
1. AI Agent Studio and document-driven work
One release after launch, AI Agent Studio was already becoming more structured and technical. Drag-and-drop workflows resemble integration tooling; explicit variables reduce reliance on conversational memory; and document nodes can read or create files such as Excel and PDF. Light JavaScript, external connectors such as Outlook and Teams, and faster METRO testing expand what agents can do.
The tradeoff is more design effort up front, but potentially fewer prompt iterations and more reliable behavior.
AI agent
Quote to Purchase Requisition Assistant
The agent can take an emailed PDF quote and create a requisition, illustrating the value of combining Oracle transaction access with Outlook and document parsing. Validate prerequisite setup and real supplier-quote variation before scaling.
Purchasing and Sourcing notifications gain cleaner Redwood-style layouts while remaining BI Publisher reports, so existing customization skills still apply. The change also appeared to expose reports that had not always been editable, including Receipt Confirmation.
Approval and change-approval emails and worklist messages can summarize up to five PDF or text attachments in English. This is a simple opt-in with strong value for approvers working primarily in email.
Figure 3. Bulk actions from the Redwood Agreements page.Supplier Portal
Supplier Portal agreement management
Suppliers gain a modern agreements page with metrics, filters, exception views, and Excel export.
Do not enable when required functions are missing
At publication, the Redwood page did not support supplier-created change orders, agreement or change-order acknowledgements, cancellations, or line uploads. Keep the existing experience if those functions are required.
A new Redwood home gives supplier administrators recent suppliers, quick actions, and optional OTBI KPIs. Many actions still opened Classic pages, making this an incremental migration step enabled through a profile option.
Sourcing can recommend suppliers per line using historical POs, agreements, awards, responses, and invitations. Enable the Redwood Sourcing profile options and schedule Prepare Smart Supplier Suggestions, normally weekly. The default history window was 24 months.
History quality constrains the result
A recent implementation may not have enough history. You can change the lookback window, but not the recommendation logic. Review generated lists and report unexpected behavior.
Pass DFFs from requisition to negotiation to purchasing: aligned header and line segments can flow through; separate profile options control requisition-to-negotiation and negotiation-to-PO/agreement paths. Oracle details
Purge External Purchase Price interface errors: a privileged ESS job removes error records to support performance and cleanliness. Oracle details
B2B Message Format Converter: a copyable Agent Studio agent maps PO fields to a trading partner’s EDI structure and produces files for B2B setup. Oracle details
3. Self Service Procurement
Show Charge Account in the cart
Add the Charge To column through the table-view column selector. To show it by default, create a Visual Builder Studio Express rule and set the field to visible by default.
25D expands actions and child resources across purchase orders, draft POs, agreements, and negotiations, including terms actions and PDF downloads. This REST parity supports Redwood, integrations, AI agents, and Visual Builder Add-in for Excel.
25D is an incremental but broad release: Redwood closes meaningful functional gaps, AI moves into documents and approvals, REST reaches more maintenance scenarios, and mobile inventory gets small improvements that compound for operators. Pilot the features that remove daily friction, but preserve Classic or existing processes where Redwood parity was not complete at publication.