Services · Application Engineering
Requirements, architecture, build, test, and release — delivered as one team, to one design, across Oracle Fusion, OIC, OCI, and the extensions that make them work for your business.
Oracle Partner Network memberBusiness analysis, functional design, and technical architecture. Decisions documented and reviewable before code is written.
Fusion configuration, OIC integrations, VBCS and APEX extensions, OCI infrastructure, custom services. One team across layers.
Unit, integration, and UAT support. Test data management. Automated regression for repeated release cycles.
Environment promotion, change management, cutover orchestration, hypercare. Including go-no-go criteria written before the go-no-go meeting.
Post-go-live support with declared SLAs. Transition to managed service or to the customer's internal team on a defined timeline.
Replatforming hand-rolled customizations to Oracle's supported extension patterns. Reducing the bespoke surface area while preserving the function.
Process
Stakeholder interviews, current state, target state, constraints. Solution architecture, sprint plan, dependency map, risk register — reviewed before build starts.
Two- or three-week sprints, demos at each end, working software not slides. Test data managed alongside the build.
Integration testing, UAT, training, cutover plan, go-live. Go-no-go criteria written before the go-no-go meeting.
Defined hypercare window. Handover to internal team or transition to our managed support on a defined timeline.
Functional, integration, extension, and infrastructure work delivered by one accountable team. No 'we built our part, the other team's late.'
Architecture documented and reviewed before code. Decisions are reversible while they're still on paper.
Demos at the end of every sprint, against real data. No multi-month silences ending in surprises.
Go-live plans written before the go-live meeting, with declared go-no-go criteria.
Both. Prime contractor for end-to-end programs we deliver alone. Specialist team in larger programs led by another partner or by Oracle Consulting — typically owning integration, extensions, or AI work alongside their functional team.
A solution architect, functional consultants for the Fusion modules in scope, integration developers (OIC), extension developers (VBCS/APEX), a QA lead, and a delivery manager. Composition adjusts to scope; we don't ship oversized teams.
Through a change control process declared at the start. Small in-sprint adjustments don't go through change control; scope changes do. The point isn't bureaucracy — it's protecting the timeline and the team from silent scope drift.
Yes, when discovery has produced enough clarity on scope, acceptance criteria, and dependencies. For genuinely novel scope, we recommend a paid discovery phase first, leading to a fixed-price proposal for the build.
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OIC integrations across Fusion, third-party SaaS, and on-premise systems. Built with monitoring, retry, and reconciliation as first-class concerns, not bolt-ons.
Explore serviceCustom interfaces and process extensions on Oracle's low-code stack — VBCS apps embedded in Fusion, APEX applications on Autonomous Database, and Redwood-aligned UX.
Explore serviceIndependent advisory on Oracle stack architecture and roadmap, plus managed support for production Fusion, OIC, and OCI environments under declared SLAs.
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