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Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) on Oct 15, 2025 launched the Oracle Fusion Applications AI Agent Marketplace at Oracle AI World to let Fusion Cloud customers discover and deploy validated, partner-built AI agents natively inside Fusion Applications.

Key features include one-click, no-code deployment, customizable templates for finance/HR/supply chain/CX, built-in partner and ISV expertise, validation checklists for security, and unified Oracle support. Partner contributors include Infosys, IBM, KPMG, Wipro, Accenture, Deloitte, PwC and ISVs such as Stripe and Box.

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) on October 15, 2025 unveiled new AI agents embedded across Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to accelerate execution, improve decisions, and lower costs.

Built with AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, powered by industry LLMs and running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, the prebuilt agents cover ERP/EPM (payables, ledger, planning, payments), HCM (team sync, talent advisor, manager concierge), SCM (quote-to-requisition, fulfillment, sales order) and CX (account product fit, deal advisor, escalation prediction). Oracle says agents are natively integrated, secured, and provided at no additional cost, and customers can build or buy partner agents via the AI Agent Marketplace.

Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) announced on October 15, 2025 new AI agents embedded in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to help finance teams automate workflows, deliver predictive insights, and improve controls. Agents for Payables, Ledger, Planning, and Payments run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, are prebuilt with security, and are natively integrated at no additional cost.

The announcement highlights automation of multi-channel invoice processing, continuous ledger monitoring, real-time planning insights, and payment optimization, and notes that 11,000 organizations use Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP.

Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) on October 15, 2025 introduced new AI agents embedded in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to enhance end-to-end supply chain and manufacturing workflows.

Built with AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications and running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, the prebuilt agents are integrated at no additional cost and target planning, procurement, maintenance, inventory, logistics, and order management to automate tasks, accelerate decisions, and improve operational resilience.

Key agent capabilities include exception-based planning summaries, product availability analysis, quote-to-requisition automation, work order creation, item shortage analysis, ASN creation from text, outbound compliance checks, fulfillment acceleration, and sales order assistance.

Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) announced on October 15, 2025 a collaboration with Microsoft to deliver an integration blueprint connecting Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing (SCM) with Azure IoT Operations and Microsoft Fabric. The blueprint aims to capture live factory data from equipment and sensors, feed real-time intelligence into Oracle Cloud SCM, and automate business events such as order updates, quality checks, maintenance requests, and inventory movements.

The integration highlights secure data flows, prescriptive deployment guidance, and reference architectures to accelerate response times, increase supply chain visibility, and reduce downtime by turning operational insights into immediate actions.

Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) announced on Oct 15, 2025 new agentic AI capabilities in Oracle Fusion Cloud Recruiting to improve candidate discovery, job matching, and hiring efficiency. Built with AI Agent Studio, Oracle Career Coach analyzes candidate backgrounds, skills, and interests to deliver hyper-personalized job recommendations, 24/7 conversational assistance, automated application filling, one-click interview scheduling, unified branding across channels, and flexible LLM choices. The features target higher-quality applicants, faster internal mobility, and streamlined recruiter workflows while enabling customers and partners to build custom AI agents for Fusion Applications.

Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (ORCL customer) is deploying Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and OCI Generative AI to automate HR and finance, improve workforce insights, and preserve the Choctaw language.

The tribe serves more than 250,000 members, employs over 13,000 full-time associates, operates dozens of casinos, four resort hotels, 32 medical facilities, and manages more than 60,000 acres of ranching and agriculture. The Choctaw has adopted over 40 generative AI capabilities and uses OCI Generative AI for English-to-Choctaw translation to support language preservation where there are fewer than 300 first-language speakers.

Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) announced on October 15, 2025 that the United States Department of the Air Force has deployed Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to optimize finance, HR, supply chain, and performance management for mission-critical operations.

The deployment is enabled by a new Authority to Operate (ATO) at DISA Impact Level 4 (IL-4) and a dedicated Boundary Cloud Access Point (BCAP) to securely connect DoD users to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The suite includes embedded AI and continuous updates with new features every 90 days, aiming to improve productivity, security, and decision-making for airmen and DoD agencies.

PwC announced expanded adoption of Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP (ORCL) across its global network on October 15, 2025, to standardize finance operations and deploy embedded AI.

The rollout uses predictive, generative, and agentic AI plus document IO and narrative reporting to simplify reporting, strengthen financial controls, align planning, and accelerate insights. PwC and Oracle are co-developing tools, accelerators, and methodologies to extend these capabilities to clients.

This initiative complements Oracle Cloud ERP’s existing customer base of 11,000 organizations and emphasizes scalable, AI-driven finance and operations capabilities.