Item: Oracle Integration (OIC)
Rating: 8
Author: jyoti shah

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

By department. Helping to integrate discrete systems. Use Case: File transfer between third party bank vendor—Kyriba systems with the Peoplesoft System hosted on the OCI. The OIC servers as an integrator between the above 2 systems. It helps in establishing the connectivity with the least amount of coding and provides elaborate workflow, notification, and log status.

Pros and Cons

Adapters provide easy to use functions.
No coding is required.
Detailed log capture.
Easy to diagnose a problem and troubleshoot the issue.

Click, drag and drop
More samples for ease of use
Workflow creation can be a challenge at times. It requires a good understanding of the technology to design efficient workflow.

Return on Investment

Positive impact because it takes away the overhead of designing the integration from the scratch.
On the negative side of things is it requires a good understanding of the process to implement sophisticated integrations.

Alternatives Considered

MuleSoft Anypoint Platform

Easy comparatively.

Key Insights

Do you think Oracle Integration (OIC) delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Oracle Integration (OIC)'s feature set?

Yes

Did Oracle Integration (OIC) live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Oracle Integration (OIC) go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Oracle Integration (OIC) again?

Yes

Likelihood to Recommend

Good product. Needs practice and expertise to use it efficiently. The logging feature is detailed and provides better insights into the processed transactions to help troubleshoot if any issues. It features Out of box adapters that make it easy to integrate a wide variety of third party systems to the subject system. There is also a feature of writing custom adaptors that are built using the REST technology.

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Overall Satisfaction with Oracle Integration (OIC)