Oracle launched 25 agentic applications built on its Fusion Claw execution runtime at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas on October 26, spanning its Fusion Cloud ERP, HCM, supply chain and customer experience suites. Oracle says the Claw-powered applications are available now and are designed to carry out multi-step business processes in finance, HR, supply chain, sales and service.
Fusion Claw is the layer underneath. Oracle describes it as a governed execution runtime for larger-scale, longer-running work, with continuous replanning, deterministic execution and greater governed autonomy. The applications are built into Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and act within an organization's existing governance controls and approvals.
“The next era of enterprise AI is all about delivering software that increasingly does the work”— Chris Leone, Executive Vice President, Applications Development, Oracle
On the back-office side, Oracle named Ledger for accounting reconciliation, Workforce Orchestration for staffing plans, Payroll Activity Workspace for payroll reporting, Supply Planning Allocation for materials management, and Procurement Spend for spend analysis.
Key facts
- 01Oracle made 25 Claw-powered agentic applications available across Fusion Cloud ERP, HCM, SCM and CX on Oct. 26.
- 02Fusion Claw is Oracle's execution runtime for longer-running agent work with continuous replanning and deterministic execution.
- 03Five of the apps sit in Fusion Cloud CX, including Service Health Check and Executive Briefing Document.
- 04Oracle Fusion Companion lets users work in Fusion Applications through supported AI tools such as ChatGPT.
- 05Oracle did not disclose pricing for the applications.
Five of the applications sit in Oracle Fusion Cloud CX. Account Territory Growth Plan models territory scenarios and optimizes coverage within business constraints. Service Health Check flags service issues, suggests root causes and prepares actions for review. Strategic Field Demand Planning aligns field capacity with demand while managing overtime costs.
“Business leaders need to turn growth strategies into opportunities and deliver on customer commitments.”— Kartik Raghavan, Senior Vice President, Applications Development, Oracle
The other two CX apps target setup and account work. CPQ Test-to-Production Setup & Configuration Migration prepares and migrates configuration changes with a reviewable report, and Executive Briefing Document assembles an editable, meeting-ready briefing on an account.
Oracle also introduced two user-facing layers. Oracle Fusion Companion lets users work with Fusion Applications through supported AI tools such as ChatGPT, using business context and user permissions to coordinate transactions, workflows, approvals and agents. Oracle Fusion Agentic Home is a personalized interface where users define objectives, delegate work to agents and track progress.
For custom builds, Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications lets customers and partners create, extend and manage their own agents with no-code or pro-code tools, along with observability, ROI measurement and safety controls.
Oracle did not disclose pricing for the applications and gave no availability dates for Fusion Companion or Fusion Agentic Home.
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