Oracle ERP integration
Oracle ERP and Oracle Database by Oracle are used by large companies, manufacturers and distributors. This includes Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle E-Business Suite and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. We connect online stores, B2B portals and custom systems to them so that the ERP itself decides on price, availability and delivery date. Typical needs are large catalogues, stock reservations, purchase permissions and sales in several countries.
Goods can be reserved directly in Oracle ERP as soon as they are added to the cart. Before placing the order, the customer knows whether the item will really be delivered, and if not, the portal explains why.
Oracle ERP checks with every order who may order which goods. This applies to regulated products as well as to goods reserved for selected partners.
We build each integration the way your ERP supports it and respect its rules, permissions and checks. The integration should work with the system, not around it.
Where it makes sense, we leave price, availability and delivery date to the ERP. The store or portal then shows them as the ERP sets them, and the data does not drift apart.
We regularly compare the data with the ERP and fill in missing orders automatically. Safeguards protect the catalogue from a mass deletion caused by a faulty transfer.
We design the integration so that a short ERP outage does not stop sales, and orders reach the ERP once it is available again.
We monitor the integrations we run, so we learn about an error as early as possible and fix it before anyone reports it.
We run and develop integrations for years, along with the changes in your ERP. Seven clients have worked with us for five years or more.
We design the integration for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle E-Business Suite and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, based on the integration options of each product.





















