AI agents for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP & EBS — without the rip-and-replace
Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP ships real REST APIs and its own AI Agent Studio — but its native agents don't give you one audit trail spanning your Fusion agents and everything else in your stack. EBS is the harder case: custom APIs, HTTP-Basic-Auth-only integration, and a security model that predates agentic AI mean most "AI for ERP" vendors stop at read-only dashboards.
Who this is for
CFOs, controllers, and IT leaders running Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP or Oracle E-Business Suite who need AI to work inside the system they already have — not a parallel platform that becomes a second source of truth.
What you get
A governed AI agent running inside your Fusion Cloud ERP or EBS environment — reading real REST resources or modules, executing through your application's own logic layer, with one audit trail your control owners can review across both.
Why this is real, not a pitch deck
REST-native, and still needs a governance layer
Fusion Cloud ERP ships real REST APIs (Payables invoices and invoice holds among them) and Oracle's own AI Agent Studio — but Oracle's native agents don't give you a cross-system audit trail spanning Fusion and the rest of your stack. That's the gap this engagement closes, not the agents themselves.
Built by an Oracle operator
Before founding Tioga AI, the founder managed ERP, HR, CRM, and business-reporting systems — including Oracle EBS — across four sister companies. That's operator-level fluency with how Oracle ERP actually gets used, not textbook API knowledge.
Live AI-readiness demo
Try the Oracle Fusion Cloud AI-Readiness Assessment demo below — a real automated readiness scan running against sample data, not a mockup screenshot.
Governed write-path, not just reads
The Agent-Ready ERP Diagnostic & Governed Write-Path engagement builds toward real write access — through Fusion's or EBS's own application logic layer, with policy enforcement, not a database bypass.
No rip-and-replace
Every engagement extends your existing Oracle investment. Nothing here asks you to migrate off Fusion or EBS to get AI capability.
A real gap in Oracle's own sanctioned EBS agent path
Oracle's own E-Business Suite Adapter documentation states HTTP Basic Auth is the only supported authentication for REST services — a single shared service account for every call, not per-user or per-agent identity. Fusion doesn't share this constraint (it's REST-native), but a Fusion deployment still has to actually configure agent-scoped roles to close the gap. See the full finding below.
Engagements
Every engagement starts with a 5-day Discovery Sprint ($5,000 flat, prototype included) that scopes the work before any larger commitment — credited toward the price below if you move forward.
Not ready to scope an engagement? Free ERP Agent-Readiness Checklist →Agent-Ready ERP Diagnostic & Governed Write-Path
Assess one stalled agent-to-ERP write path, then build a governed version of it — executing through Fusion's or EBS's own logic layer, with policy enforcement and an audit-grade evidence trail your control owners can actually clear. Also covers payroll/HRIS and FP&A write paths where those are the boundary system instead, grounded in hands-on experience with UKG Pro and Workday Adaptive Planning (formerly Adaptive Insights, spanning both pre- and post-Workday-acquisition generations).
$60–120K
~6 weeks
Legacy System AI Augmentation
Add AI capability to your existing Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP or EBS environment without replacing the underlying system — extending what works rather than ripping it out.
$40–100K
8–16 weeks
ERP Modernization Advisory
Ongoing strategic guidance for organizations modernizing Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP or EBS — with AI integration as a first-class requirement, including migration planning if that's part of your roadmap.
$15–25K/month
3–12 months
Questions
Does this replace our Oracle instance?+
No. Every engagement builds AI capability on top of or alongside Fusion Cloud ERP or EBS — nothing here proposes migrating unless that's explicitly your goal.
Can an AI agent actually write to Fusion or EBS safely?+
Yes, through the same application logic layer and approval workflows your human users go through — not direct database writes. The Governed Write-Path engagement is built specifically around this.
We're already on Fusion Cloud ERP with Oracle's own AI Agent Studio — why would we need this?+
Oracle's native agents are scoped to Fusion itself. The gap is a single governed audit trail spanning those agents and everything else in your stack (non-Oracle systems, human approvals, incident response) — that's what this closes, not a competing agent framework.
Do you need access to our production Oracle instance to start?+
No. The 5-day Discovery Sprint runs against sample data and your documented workflows first — production access, if needed, comes later and stays under your control.