Oracle Cloud ERP

Flexibility and scalability, cost savings, secure environment, Less burned on IT, data security, and customized implementation, are the characteristics we have found related to this solution.

It is more flexible in purchasing approvals workflow which can cater to any industry or an organization's requirement. Moreover, a flexible accounting setup has made life easy for the consultants as well as for the support team. The Oracle Cloud [ERP] and its user interface have made the system recommendable. I am loving to explore multiple modules.

Oracle Cloud ERP is well suited and I do not have any scenarios to describe the toll wasn't appropriate.

Best suited for scalable customer database. Training required for the end user. Customization needs to be fast and easy for the business.

Well connected and integrated with all modules i.e PIM, inventory, and procurement issues.
Oracle forms are not consistent.

We are a publicly-traded healthcare company with over 50000 full-time and part-time employees. We also currently have about 15000 contingent workers in our workforce. Oracle Cloud ERP is very well suited for an enterprise our size. Our financial department relies heavily on Oracle cloud ERP for daily business functions like procurement, supply chain, accounts reconciliation, ledgers, payables, receivables, and supply chain logistics. The executive team uses this system for project management and our risk assessment and management department for Compliance, risk management portfolio.

Well suited: Procure to pay cycles, especially procurement, agreements, requisitions, and purchase orders. Min Max replenishment, Cycle Counting and Physical Inventory, Product management, items and items categories, Organization and enterprise setup, Forecast generation, causal factors, Data collections, PAR replenishment through RF SMart integration, report running and creation through Oracle transaction business intelligence

Best Suited:
Businesses where the business processes can use the standard models designed in ERP
Clients for different sizes that need a fast pace ROI
Clients that have clear business processes and want to migrate to a full ERP supported by a third party

Less appropriate:
Clients that need a lot of business customizations
Clients with not good access to the internet
Clients that prefer to "own" and "control" everything that happens in their systems (obviously, this is a mindset, but it is always complicated)
Government clients who need, by law, to keep their sensitive information in their own country or datacenter

Oracle applications Cloud version is plug and plays if the business is simple and normal nature -- not many customizations required -- reports and base level processes can help in meeting the business needs. Businesses with medium to complex processes -- Oracle cloud do not fit the bill -- they need major work outside the system and use Cloud version for financial transactions and audit purposes. -- this is not the case with R12 -- the application on-premise version is scalable and customers can add additional programs to meet the business needs --- no custom objects on Oracle SAAS is a big letdown. Using Oracle PAAS for custom objects needs lots of manpower to implement and support.

Implementation and usage were excellent. However, it was difficult to accommodate local laws and regulations

This software is greatly suited for small to medium size companies. It offers a wide variety of financial reports which can be utilized by everyone in the business chain. The apps by Oracle are easily integrated with its other features. Initially, it may seem self intuitive but once you learn the system, it is very easy to use.

If you are looking for an affordable ERP solution that does the basics very well and provides a good hub for accounting and procurement solutions as well as decent analytics and reporting options then Oracle Cloud ERP can be a good platform for you. If you are into comprehensive customizations and require every nook and cranny of your solution to be molded into the specification that you have then it may take a bit of time for you to get where you want to be with the solution.

The most common scenarios for the implementation of Oracle Cloud ERP are in those companies where one of their most important challenges is the issue of data centers to house servers and IT infrastructure--this being a viable way to implement a robust and highly efficient environment--efficient for financial management.

Financial management for professional services in multiple industries is one of the best use cases for Oracle Cloud ERP. It is not ideal for complex use cases like construction management and Give. Contracting that has many use cases not currently supported without multiple extensions - like actual costing, total time accounting, progress payments, unit price billing, etc.

For big organizations, it is perfectly working. I don't believe it is a good choice for small companies.

Oracle ERP is best suited for Banking and insurance clients
Oracle ERP is not a favorite when it comes to Manufacturing and Supply Chain

In the case of implementation of tax module. The oracle regime to rate flow provides robust software to configure the taxes for an organization. Once configured it will not give you support and maintenance issues hence it’s robust and fit for purpose. Since it’s cloud-based it has a good user interface also

It's a relatively good product, many functionalities I'm not using due to either error issues or complex in mostly generating projects reports and personal employee data.

It's ideal for financial planning and inventory control.

Nothing in particular.

Oracle Cloud ERP System is well suited for business organizations whether they be public or private. When there are standard business rules and workflows to be followed Oracle Cloud ERP is well suited for the challenge. It is less appropriate when the business does not follow a systemic workflow and has many customizations. Some companies may need less standardized practices which may decrease the credibility and integrity of the system.

The core issues were the Infrastructure like AC and Power.

In terms of handling financials, Oracle [Cloud ERP] is [a] good product. However, for Oracle HCM there may be [a] few functionalities [that] may be a little cumbersome. The firm needs to work on products in [the] HCM space. Also sometimes in [the] migration of data from one pod to another oracle sometimes creates issues. However, the product works very well in [the] financials space such as creating data profiles and setting up data security.

Oracle Cloud ERP system will reduce IT costs after we transition from an on-premise The savings included reduced IT maintenance, decreased fees, and freed up labor resources.

For organizations [that] need a system to support advanced and complex financial and resource management processes is well suited, [especially] businesses on a growth track that need an ERP system that will scale up with them.