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Redwood is coming…

Man In Redwood Forest

If you are a Game of Thrones fan, you are probably familiar with the “winter is coming” phrase.  When it comes to Oracle Fusion, the Redwood experience has been coming for years, but now it’s almost here.

Oracle is in the process of overhauling the whole fusion suite with what they call the “Redwood Experience.” The newly designed Redwood pages are not only responsive and more powerful than their ancestors, but they bring great capability to the table.

  • Redwood pages are built for the future. They are all AI-ready and some come with pre-built AI capabilities.
  • They are geared toward a “Journey Guide” concept, so enterprise-level software implementations are no longer full of “technical jargon.”
  • The new AI Studio and the Visual Studio give Oracle Fusion clients the ability to modify the application for their business needs.

How to Move Forward with the Redwood Experience

Adopting to Redwood is not a straightforward task.  Every quarterly release, Oracle will add more and more pages with the Redwood design, but how do you adopt and take on to the Redwood experience and explore AI opportunities?

  1. First, deploy the setup screens where Redwood experience is available.
  2. Second, review quarterly updates and decide what screens are mature enough to be deployed.
  3. Third, review is the new design is beginning new functionality or lacking any functionality. For instance, Oracle Work Definition Redwood pages are bringing new functionality, whereas the newly designed Order Management pages won’t support certain flows.  Having said that, Order Management screens brings so much when in comes to AI capabilities, if the “not yet available” features is not a business requirement, moving to the Redwood experience will bring efficiency in customer service and much better user experience.
  4. Fourth, have a game plan to roll out with your pace. With the cloud, you are in total control of how and when you roll out the SCM pages. According to Oracle, there isn’t yet a definitive timeframe that Oracle will make the Redwood pages mandatory (04/2025).  Please note that some of the pages are already in play and some made have been mandatory.

 

 

User acceptance and adoption comes with time, so the sooner the transition begins, the more successful the implementations will go. Perficient can help you with your transition from traditional Fusion or legacy on-prem applications to the SCM Redwood experience. When you are ready to take the first step and you’re looking for some advice, contact us. Our strategy is to craft a path for our clients that will make the transition as seamless as possible to the user community and their support staff.

 

Redwood - Manage Manufacturer

New modern looking newly designed Manage Manufacturers Redwood Experience with built-in AI Assist

 

 

Below are the Supply Chain features Oracle has released from release 24D to 25B. (2024 Q3- 2025 Q2) only for Inventory Management and yet it is an overwhelming list.  Please stay tuned for our Redwood series that will be talking about select features.

Inventory Management
24D
Create Guided Journeys for Redwood Pages in the Setup and Maintenance Work Area
Integrate Manufacturing and Maintenance Direct Work Order Transactions with Your Warehouse Management System
Redwood: Audit Receipt Accrual Clearing Balances Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Correct Receipts Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Create an Interorganization Transfer Using a Mobile Device
Redwood: Create and Edit Accrual Cutoff Rules Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create Cycle Counts Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Create Receipt Returns Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Create Unordered Receipts Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Inspect Receipts Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Inspect Received Goods Using a Mobile Device
Redwood: Manage Inbound Shipments and Create ASN or ASBN Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Review and Clear Open Receipt Accrual Balance Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Review Receipt Accounting Distributions Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Review Receipt Accounting Exceptions using a New User Experience
Redwood: View Item Quantities Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: View Lot Attributes in Mobile Inventory Transactions
Redwood: View Receipts and Receipt Returns in Supplier Portal Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: View the Inventory Management (New) Tile as Inventory Management (Mobile)
Replenish Locations Using Radio Frequency Identification
25A
Capture Recall Notices from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Curated and Communicated by Oracle
Collaborate with Notes When Reviewing Open Accrual Balances
Complete Recall Containment Tasks Bypassing the Recall Count And Disposition
Create a Flow Manufacturing Work Definition Associated with a Production Line
Manage Shipping Profile Options
Redwood: Approve Physical Inventory Adjustments Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Compare Standard Costs Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Update Cost Scenarios Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Update Standard Costs Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create Manual Count Schedules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Create Nudges to Notify Users of Item Shortage and Item Stockout
Redwood: Define Pull Sequences and Generate Supplier and Intraorganization Kanban Cards
Redwood: Enhanced Costed BOM Report with Indented View of Lower-Level Subassembly Details
Redwood: Enter Receipt Quantity by Distribution in the Responsive Self-Service Receiving Application
Redwood: Manage ABC Classes, Classification Sets, and Assignment Groups Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Account Aliases Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage and Create Physical Inventories Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Consigned Inventory Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Consumption Rules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Interorganization Parameters Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Intersubinventory Parameters Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Inventory Transaction Reasons Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Lot and Serial Attribute Mappings Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Lot Expiration Actions Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Lot Grades Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Movement Requests Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Pick Slip Grouping Rules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Picking Rules and Picking Rule Assignments Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Receiving Parameters Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipment Lines Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipments Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Transfer Orders Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Perform Inventory Transactions Directly from Item Quantities
Redwood: Put Away Receipts Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Receive Expected Shipments Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Receive Multiple Lines Together in Responsive Self-Service Receiving as a Casual Receiver
Redwood: Receive Work Order Destination Purchases Using the Responsive Self-Service Receiving Application
Redwood: Record Physical Inventory Tags Using a Mobile Device
Redwood: Record Physical Inventory Tags Using a Spreadsheet
Redwood: Review Completed Transactions Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Review Consumption Advices Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Review Standard Costs Import Exceptions Using a New User Experience
Redwood: SCM AI Agents
Redwood: Search and View Supplier ASN in Receiving
Redwood: Signal and Track Supplier and Intraorganization Kanban Replenishment
Redwood: Use Descriptive Flexfields and Attachments in Mobile Inventory
Redwood: Use Redwood Style in Movement Request Approvals Notification
Redwood: View Item Supply and Demand Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: View Rollup Costs Using a New User Experience
Redwood: View Scenario Exceptions Using a New User Experience
Summarize and Categorize the Manual Accrual Clearing Transactions for a Period Using Generative AI
25B
Analyze Kanban Activity Using Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence and Business Intelligence Cloud Connector
Define Pull Sequences and Generate Production and Interorganization Kanban Cards
Define Time Fence to Locate Recalled Parts and Withdraw Irrelevant Recalls
Implement a Temporary Kanban Card for Short-Term Demand Surge
Manage and Track Supplier Kanban Cards Through the Supplier Portal
Receive FYI Notifications when a Recall Notice is Ingested
Redwood: Accounting Overhead Rules
Redwood: Analyze Gross Margin
Redwood: Capture Lot and Serial Numbers with a Streamlined Flow for Mobile Cycle Counting
Redwood: Confirm Picks Using a Mobile Device with an Improved User Experience
Redwood: Confirm Picks Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Cost Accounting Landing Page
Redwood: Cost Accounting Periods
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Adjustments
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Analysis Groups Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Books Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Component Mappings Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Elements Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Organization Relationships Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Organizations Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Cost Profiles Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Default Cost Profiles Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Item Cost Profiles Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Overhead Cost Element Groups Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Overhead Expense Pools Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Valuation Structures Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create and Edit Valuation Units Using a New User Experience
Redwood: Create Cost Accounting Distributions
Redwood: Enter Miscellaneous Transactions on a Mobile Device Using a Streamlined Flow
Redwood: Implement Cost Accounting Using Quick Setup
Redwood: Manage Cycle Count Sequences Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Default Packing Configurations Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Inventory Business Event Configurations Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Material Statuses Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Pending Transactions Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Pick Wave Release Rules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Release Sequence Rules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Reservation Interface Records Using a Spreadsheet
Redwood: Manage Reservations Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Ship Confirm Rules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipment Interface Records Using a Spreadsheet
Redwood: Manage Shipping Cost Types Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipping Document Job Set Rules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipping Document Output Preferences Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipping Exceptions Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipping Parameters Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Shipping Transaction Correction Records Using a Spreadsheet
Redwood: Manage Transaction Sources and Types Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Transportation Schedules Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Manage Units of Measure Usages Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Receive Multiple Distribution Purchase Orders on the Expected Shipment Lines and Received Lines Pages
Redwood: Record PAR Counts on a Mobile Device Using a Streamlined Flow
Redwood: Review and Approve Item Cost Profiles
Redwood: Review Consigned Inventory in Supplier Portal Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Review Consumption Advice in Supplier Portal Using a Redwood Page
Redwood: Review Cost Accounting Distributions
Redwood: Review Cost Accounting Processes
Redwood: Review Inventory Valuation
Redwood: Review Item Costs
Redwood: Review Maintenance Work Order Costs
Redwood: Review Standard Purchase Cost Variances
Redwood: Review Work Order Costs
Redwood: Standard Cost Overhead Absorption Rules
Redwood: Use a Redwood Template for Automatic Debit Memo Failure Notifications
Redwood: Use a Redwood Template for Confirm Receipt Notifications
Redwood: Use a Redwood Template for Create ASN Notifications
Redwood: Use Additional Pick Slip Grouping Rules Criteria
Redwood: Use an Improved Experience for Mobile Inventory Transactions
Redwood: Use Improved Capabilities in the Responsive Self-Service Receiving Application
Redwood: Use Improved Search Capabilities on Expected Shipment Lines Page
Redwood: Use Improved Sorting of Source Picking Locations During Pick Confirm
Redwood: Use Locators on Transfer Orders
Redwood: Use Saved Searches on Redwood Pages
Redwood: Use the Improved Inventory Management Landing Page
Redwood: View Additional Information When Creating a Receipt Using a Mobile Device
Redwood: View Additional Information When Performing a Subinventory Transfer Using a Mobile Device
Redwood: View Electronic Records Using a Redwood Page

 

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Mehmet Erisen

Mehmet Erisen, an Oracle ACE, has started with Oracle Applications in 1997 with Character Mode. Mehmet started his 28 year old Oracle journey supporting Manufacturing and Distribution applications in Oracle Corporation Global Applications Integration department, an internal team that implements and supports Oracle Products within Oracle. Starting 2006 Mehmet has moved on, and has been working on Oracle Business Applications. Mehmet has been working on Oracle Fusion Supply Chain suite since release 19D. Mehmet has worked as consultant, internal support and business analyst, manager and director roles.Mehmet has been working for Perficient for over eight years, and he is a Senior Manager at Oracle Practice leading the Supply Chain Management applications. Mehmet's EBS specialties were Service Contracts and Enterprise Asset Management among a variety of Oracle Modules. After moving to cloud, Mehmet has been working end to end Supply Chain flows such as Order to Cash, Plan to Manufacture, Procure to Pay. Some of the industries Mehmet has work on are: Electronics, Medical Device Manufacturing, Health Products, Industrial Manufacturing, Oil/Gas and Energy.

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