Platform implementation
We implement Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM from the customer order to the shipped goods, so orders, stock and production run on the same Oracle cloud and post to finance without rekeying.
Our Oracle Fusion SCM work covers order management, inventory, manufacturing and the logistics integrations around them, usually alongside Oracle's financials and procurement applications. Oracle runs cloud regions in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, so where your environment is hosted is settled at contracting stage, not after go-live. Arabic-speaking users, VAT in both countries and ZATCA e-invoicing for outbound invoices are designed in from the first workshop.
Configuration runs through Oracle's setup tasks, data loads use file-based data import (FBDI) templates, and links to warehouses, carriers and marketplaces are built in Oracle Integration Cloud. Extensions stay in Visual Builder or the integration layer, so Oracle's own code is never changed and quarterly updates go in without rework.
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Implementation, customisation, deployment and ongoing support, with governance your steering committee can follow.
We start by designing the order orchestration rules, the inventory organisation structure and the costing method, then supply chain operations and the financial controller accept them, because they are hard to change once transactions post.
Orchestration processes that split, source and schedule each order line, with available-to-promise rules that reflect real stock and lead times.
Inventory organisations, subinventories, lot and serial control and cycle counting, configured with the warehouse teams who will use them.
Work definitions, work orders and standard or actual costing set up so production postings reconcile with Oracle's financials.
Oracle applies quarterly updates to Fusion, reaching test environments before production, so we run regression tests in that window and keep scheduled processes and integrations under watch.
It is the natural choice when finance already runs on Oracle Fusion or is moving there, and the business wants orders, inventory and manufacturing on the same platform rather than a separate supply chain product.
Tell us what the platform needs to do and when. We will propose a first phase with scope, team and an itemised quotation.
