We have been hearing about AI in many different ways and technology pioneers have been slowly introducing AI in our daily lives. When it comes to Fusion Applications, Oracle has invested in built-in AI capabilities across all platforms and Supply Chain area is not an exception.
In this blog, I would like to discuss the newly designed Product Management Redwood Experience and a few AI capabilities that comes out of of the box.
The documentation and release notes can be found here: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/readiness/scm/25b/plm25b/25B-plm-wn-f37106.htm
A new navigator an enhanced user experience
There is a new icon ,”Product Management,” that is available under Product Management.
Product Management Icon
This will take the experience to the newly designed landing page
The page is designed in the new Redwood Experience and it has 12 pinned actions for easy access. Users can personalize the actions list by clicking on View all Actions link (green arrow) and adding the desired actions to the short list (red arrow)
I have tested the actions and the new design, and I would like to say that the experience is very seamless even some of the pages are still not on Redwood. The application will open a new browser tab if the action is on the classic fusion page.
One new terminology I came across is the usage of “Commercial Items” the classic Browse Items and Manage Items pages are not refereed as Browse Commercial Items and Commercial Items. They will be opened in classical pages.
Saved System Searches and the Navigator
Oracle Fusion Applications allowed users to save their searches, but they were not shareable. Now, the new Redwood Experience is enabling the users to do so. There is a navigator on the left hand side that a user can pin or call on demand from the bottom toolbar. In the Example below a user is creating a search for all items assigned to a specific organization and if they have structures. This could be a useful search for a Manufacturer Engineer. So instead of each Engineer creating such search, one cane save this search and it cane become a systemwide search.
After this is saved it becomes part of the navigator for easy access and convenience. In the screenshot below please see the pin icon, the bottom navigator and the added search to the menu
What are the AI Capabilities?
There are two features that I would like to address that I found quite useful.
AI Assist on coming up with the Item formatted description
This is a built in AI Assist feature in the Item Management screen. When the user is in the item management screen, there is an AI Assist icon that will pop up a Generative AI page.
Please see how Oracle has read the item attribution and created a great text to describe the items with features and capabilities. User has the option to accept this, edit this, and change attribution and regenerate the description. In my past experience, I have not had many clients using the formatted description, but with this feature, I can see this being used widely.
AI Assist on creating and maintaining manufacturers
At Perficient we do not manufacture but in this hypothetical use case, I will create Perficient as the manufacturer. Please not the nicely improved navigation and newly built manufacturer user interface. Once I filled the manufacturer field, I can leave all blank, I can fill out manually or I can click on the AI Assist button
Oracle AI Assist will bring all information about the Manufacturer in a matter of seconds. This is very powerful. For one, it brings efficiency, no one has to enter anything manually. Second, if the description and other information doesn’t sound right, the person creating the manufacturing can go an check their website to make sure that the manufacturer is correctly identified.
Conclusion
The new Product Management landing page and user interface will co-exist with the existing Product Information Management landing page. There are various improvements and AI capabilities using the newly designed Product Management landing page. I think this newly designed pages is a great opportunity to bring the user community to Redwood Experience and start taking advantage or built-in AI capabilities.
Contact Mehmet Erisen at Perficient for more introspection of this functionality, and how Perficient and Oracle Fusion Cloud can digitalize and modernize your ERP platform.
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]]>I have been writing about the Redwood Experience with Supply Chain Management, especially with the Inventory Management. Oracle has gone all-in with Redwood Experience in Inventory Management in 25B.
The 25 Inventory Management readiness documentation lists all new features and how to use them, so I will not repeat this greatly written document: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/readiness/scm/25b/inv25b/index.html
For the previous features in Redwood, please consider visiting the Readiness documentation: https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/readiness/scm-all.html
This page is my personal favorite since it provides easy to find features and documentation along with that.
1. Why?
You may be asking the question: why is the Redwood so hot and why do I have to transform?
If you are an Oracle customer or you have been in Oracle space for a while (I have been in the space for almost three decades), you know that once Oracle sets a vision and starts delivering new technology it becomes the future. We have witnessed this when Oracle moved the business applications from 10.7 Character mode to 10SC (Smart Client) 10NCA (Network Architecture). We went from character mode to GUI. It wasn’t easy and quick, but it happened. Then we moved from major releases in EBS and got used to the Self Service architecture.
Oracle delivered the Fusion Applications long time ago and we have witnessed that each quarterly release has added more functionality. Since 2024 Oracle has been improving user interface and adding mobility to the Inventory Management pages, but the most radical improvements have happened in 25A and 25B. Now, almost 100% of the Inventory Management is in Redwood and it’s the next generation of Cloud applications.
Redwood brings better usability and better user interface that I explained in my past blog https://blogs.perficient.com/2025/05/30/starting-redwood-experience-with-25a-inventory-management/, but it also opens the door for Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Oracle is expected to release major AI improvements in 25C that I plan to write a blog to talk about. Redwood Experience is a prerequisite for all cool AI technology to work. Agentic AI features or AI Agents will be part of the Fusion Applications which is a topic for another blog.
So, while majority of the screens are optional, why not get ahead of the game and start adopting?
2. How
You may be asking the question: what actions do I need to take to use Redwood
Read Documentation. In Customer Connect, we are seeing many questions from the Oracle Community about Redwood pages not populating items or screens are coming out blank. Please see this documentation for the important considerations
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/readiness/scm/25a/inv25a/25A-inventory-wn-t65792.htm
By the way, if you have not registered to Oracle Customer Connect, I highly recommend, so you can get in contact with the rest of your peer Oracle Community members and Oracle ACEs like myself who can possibly respond to your questions: https://community.oracle.com/customerconnect/
Then please see the Profile options for the new features. You will have to flip the profile options at site level from No to Yes, so that the features are enabled.
The documents I previously mentioned have the profile option names and the navigation is to use the task bar from the Functional Setup Manager and search for Manage Administrative Profile Values.
3. What
You may be asking the question: what Redwood Pages I should use first
Adoption is very critical when changing the user experience. Change Management becomes critical migrating from traditional cloud pages to the newly designed Redwood Pages. What I would recommend is to first enable the configuration pages, so that the internal Oracle team and business analysts have a feel of the Redwood Experience.
Then there are a few pages that users can be beneficial that I mentioned in my prior blog: https://blogs.perficient.com/2025/05/30/starting-redwood-experience-with-25a-inventory-management/
One bold move is to flip all features to Redwood and start testing internally first in a lower pod. Oracle has designed this, so companies have time to take on as much as they can during the course of an unidentified period of time. As of today, Oracle has not announced when the Redwood Experience will be mandatory. Most pages are possible to switch back and forth, but please read the feature’s release note to see if there is a not that will explicitly say that once it’s turned on, there is not a path to go back.
In conclusion, Oracle Fusion Application’s future is in Redwood Experience and built in AI, so I recommend that you try to adapt and use.
Contact Mehmet Erisen at Perficient for more introspection of this functionality, and how Perficient and Oracle Fusion Cloud can digitalize and modernize your ERP platform.
]]>Oracle has delivered many features in Redwood Experience as of 25A. The purpose of this blog is to give a taste of a few Redwood pages and provide a recommendation to migrate to Redwood Experience on select pages to ease the transition and adoption. The pages I’ll cover in this blog are:
*names in parenthesis are the traditional cloud menu entries
Oracle has documented the Important actions to be taken before the Redwood enablement in 25A readiness notes. We recommend that you read and follow this documentation for successful roll out https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/readiness/scm/25a/inv25a/25A-inventory-wn-t65792.htm This document also has a list of newly designed Redwood pages that you can pick and chose for your company. I wanted to cover a few that seems to be a good start with Redwood enablement.
“Manage Item Quantities” is one of the most visited pages in Oracle Fusion Inventory Management. It’s a very functional page that one can see on hand quantities as well as incoming stock and stock in receiving. The page also allows various actions and provides additional information. I’ll share a few screenshots of the user interface to explain the look and feel of the Redwood Pages. The traditional page The page gave great functionality with the lack of exporting the results. Also, the nodes in the page caused users to drill down multiple levels, for example from Item to Subinventory and Locator, to LOT number and project and task. This multi-node architecture was good to see the information but prevented users from seeing all data in one place and exporting it. The Redwood Experience “Item Quantities” page takes the “Manage Item Quantities” page to the next level. Immediately, the user will enjoy a more modern responsive experience. The data is displayed in a tabular format
The Redwood Experience gives the user a flexible layout. Easily add remove filters, follow the deep link to the Lot or Serial number, see the on hand quantities as well as other measures such as available to transact, available to reserve, inbound in receiving quantities all in one line. This is a huge improvement compared to the traditional Manage Item Quantities page. The Redwood Experience pages are user friendly and support download of the “on hand quantities” without needing additional reporting. In this case, I’m downloading all items that are in my inventory organization by clicking the export button. Clicking the Inbound deep link will show the user inbound details. Clicking the Lot under item Control will take the user to the Lot information page. Please note that the user is now at the lot details page. After testing the Redwood Item Quantities page, I was very pleased with the improvements:
One caveat I observed on this page is that the item description cannot be added at this time to Redwood Experience, but it is available if the user clicks on the item number. There is also a need to scroll down to the last record, so the export includes all results. After carefully reviewing the new Redwood Experience, and testing the page thoroughly, I believe that this is one of the Redwood Pages that can be enabled to transition from traditional user interface to the Redwood Experience.
This page with Redwood Experience replaces the Completed Transactions page. Once again, it’s another Redwood Page that is easy to adopt and use. It has all the bells and whistles of the traditional cloud page and more. What I like about the Redwood Experience is that it is so easy to add and remove columns. One can quickly scroll through the available columns and check or uncheck multiple columns at a time, and use the Control+F (Find) feature of the browser. Another improvement is that the user can share the saved searches with others leveraging the filter save tool. The one has been on the wish list for many users.
The newly designed Lot and Serial Numbers Redwood page is also a great way to start the Redwood Experience with one caveat. If you frequently jump to Lot/Serial transactions or on hand quantities from the manage Lot/Serial pages, this feature is yet not available as of 25A in Redwood Experience.
Another easy to transform Redwood page is the Item Supply and Demand page. All functionality is the same, but Redwood Experience has additional columns such as supply/demand quantity in separate columns, Party, Work Order Description, Shipping Priority and Created by to give the user better information. 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.
Contact Mehmet Erisen at Perficient for more introspection of this functionality, and how Perficient and Oracle Fusion Cloud can digitalize and modernize your ERP platform.
]]>After highlighting the key benefits of the AI Assistant for enterprise analytics in my previous blog post, I am sharing here a demo of what it looks like to use the AI Assistant. The video below demonstrates how a persona interested in understanding enterprise projects may quickly find answers to their typical everyday questions. The information requested includes profitability, project analysis, cost management, and timecard reporting.
A Perficient Demo of AI Assistant for Project Analytics
What to Watch Out For
With the right upfront configuration in place, the AI assistant, native to Oracle Analytics, can transform how various levels of the workforce find the insights they need to be successful in their tasks. Here are a few things that make a difference when configuring the AI Assistant.
For guidance on how to get started with enabling GenAI for your enterprise data analytics, reach out to mazen.manasseh@perficient.com.
]]>In the third and final blog post of this three-part Solution Highlight series featuring a proven leader in defense-grade, high assurance cyber security solutions, the topic is Salesforce and Oracle Cloud integration. If you missed the two previous blog posts in the series, I encourage you to read the Solution Highlight – Oracle Revenue Management / SSP – Part 1, authored by my colleague Jeff Davis. He shared our client’s journey to automate its complex and manual revenue allocation processes. To round out the series, read Solution Highlight – Oracle Fusion Global SCM and Manufacturing – Part 2.
About Our Client: a trailblazer in the cyber security space, our client needed the ability to integrate Salesforce and Oracle Fusion to process Sales Orders and manage sellable items.
Improved Item Management integration by adding logic to Salesforce and expanding Product Management footprint
As a digital consultancy, we have the ability to work across multiple business units internally as one team to deliver a suitable solution for our client. In this solution, Perficient has engaged teams from three separate business units: Oracle, Salesforce and Cloud and API Consulting.
Oracle Fusion Product Management provides robust item management capabilities for item management. In this engagement, we introduced a new family or items and improved attribution updates through the integration. Key highlights include:
Enhanced Order Management Fulfillment and Integration to Salesforce
Our client had implemented a simple Sales Order integration and out of the box Order Orchestration to process the sales orders. With revenue in play, Order Fulfillment requirements have become for complicated to be supported with the current solution. Key highlights of our solution include:
Oracle Fusion Order Management and Product Management can work together to fulfill customer Sales Orders that turns into profits for corporations, hence critical component of every business.
This solution is particularly effective for companies looking to user multiple technology stacks and still using Oracle Fusion applications as their backbone ERP and SCM platforms.
Let me know if you’d like a deeper dive into any of these features!
]]>Asking questions about data has been part of Oracle Analytics through the homepage search bar for several years now. It did that with Natural Language Processing (NLP) to respond to questions with various automatically generated visualizations. What has been introduced since late 2024 is the capability to leverage Large Language Models (LLM) to respond to user questions and commands from within a Workbook. This brings a much-enhanced experience, thanks to the evolution of language processing from classic NLP models to LLMs. The newer feature is the AI Assistant, and while it was earlier only available to larger OAC deployments, with the May 2025 update, it has now been made available to all OAC instances!
If you’re considering a solution that leverages Gen AI for data analytics, the AI Assistant is a good fit for enterprise-wide deployments. I will explain why.
The AI Assistant simply follows the same object and row level security controls that are enforced by the semantic data model.
In the next post, I will mention a few things to watch out for when implementing AI Assistant. I will also demo what it looks like to use AI Assistant for project management.
]]>When it comes to manufacturing, companies (OEM) require services from their manufacturing partners to help with the production of finished and semi-finished products. There are two known solutions that Oracle Fusion SCM suite offers: Outside Processing (OSP) and Contract Manufacturing. Both solutions involve a third-party vendor and a service component to either help complete a work order, fulfill a sales order, or fulfill subassembly demand. Both solutions serve a purpose and are quite powerful. Before I jump into the comparison, here’s a textbook definition of both solutions:
OSP:
OSP is the process of outsourcing a portion of the work order that is being done in house. For example, a steel shop that can cut and weld steel to manufacture frames may send the frames to a paint shop (vendor) to get painted. The steel shop then receives the painted frames in house and perhaps performs a few more value-added steps to complete the work order. The paint portion of this work order is considered an outside job. Companies may prefer outside processing for various reasons. The steel manufacturer may not be interested in installing a paint booth and employing painters, or the company may have a paint booth but it’s backlogged or is down. Specialization may be required. In all these scenarios, a vendor is needed to help.
Contract Manufacturing:
Contract Manufacturing is to (optionally) provide materials to a vendor and expect the vendor to produce assemblies and send them to external or internal customers. Typically, the company ships raw materials and/or subassemblies to their vendor and manages stock in their warehouse. With contract manufacturing, the vendor is in complete control of manufacturing process and is supposed to update and complete work orders or communicate back the process. The OEM usually has owned stock at the vendor location and tracks in its books.
In most cases the “textbook” response can be straightforward. In some cases, companies that are using production steps from a vendor as one of the operations in their in-house work orders use the OSP solution. It’s straightforward and quite easy to set up. Read this blog for OSP treatment advice in Cost Management.
Contract Manufacturing may be used directly to fulfill back-to-back sales orders, or to fulfill the Supply Planning generated subassembly transfer orders and work orders. Two drawbacks to Contract Manufacturing (as of Release 25A), is that the second portion of the solution can only be accomplished by Supply Planning. Contract Manufacturing is a robust solution, but it requires vendors to actively participate providing feedback on inventory levels, or updating the production progress in Oracle Fusion.
There are use cases where companies may use a vendor to produce subassemblies, but would like to create manual work orders, manage the inventory, and want a less complicated solution. In this case, the OSP solution can work beautifully simulating a Contract Manufacturing solution.
OSP | Contract Manufacturing | |
New Inventory Organization | Optional | Required |
Supply Planning | Optional | May be required |
Service Items | Required | Required |
Blanket Purchase Agreements | Optional | Optional |
Ease of Implementation | Easy | More Complicated |
Based on the business requirements, the OEM may choose to go with OSP. Let’s assume that the inventory sent to the vendor for Contract Manufacturing is only sent when new assemblies are required and there isn’t an opportunity to electronically integrate through webservices and communication is with emails or with other correspondence.
For this OEM, it is feasible to create a Work Center in Oracle Fusion Manufacturing for its vendor, automatically create service purchase orders, and have dedicated supply and completion subinventories. Inventory Management could be a little challenging dedicating the raw material for contract manufacturer use only, but not unmanageable. In this simple scenario, the OEM doesn’t have to go through a complex setup to use Contract Manufacturing, and they can go with the OSP solution.
There are various use cases and potential solutions using Oracle Supply Planning, Inventory Management, and min-max planning, Oracle Manufacturing, Inventory and Procurement, and the Supplier Portal to fulfill various manufacturing scenarios.
Contact Mehmet Erisen at Perficient for more introspection of this functionality, and how Perficient and Oracle Fusion Cloud can digitalize and modernize your ERP platform.
]]>In the second blog post of this three-part Solution Highlight series featuring a proven leader in defense-grade, high assurance cyber security solutions, the topic is Salesforce and Oracle Cloud integration. If you missed the other blog posts in the series, I encourage you to read the Solution Highlight – Oracle Revenue Management / SSP – Part 1, authored by my colleague Jeff Davis. He shared our client’s journey to automate its complex and manual revenue allocation processes. To round out the series, read Solution Highlight – Oracle Fusion and Salesforce – Part 3.
About Our Client: a trailblazer in the cyber security space, our client needed the ability to integrate Salesforce and Oracle Fusion to process Sales Orders and manage sellable items.
Customized Order Orchestration for various fulfillment scenarios
After analyzing the requirements, Perficient has customized the Order Orchestration to handle multiple fulfillment scenarios.
Key highlights include:
Supply Chain Financial Orchestration for Intercompany Accounting
One of the requirements in the overall solution to create intercompany buy and sell transactions, in other words “internal drop ship” fulfillment. We used Supply Chain Financial Orchestration and Cost and Receipt accounting custom mappings sets and accounting rules to fulfill this requirements.
Key Highlights include:
Outside Processing for Contract Manufacturing
Our client used a contract manufacturer for the subassemblies, but they didn’t have the supply planning module. After analyzing their requirements and Oracle footprint, we successfully implemented OSP (Outside Process) flow for their contract manufacturing solution.
Please refer to the blog that explains the decision process for Outside Processing and Contract Manufacturing:
Let me know if you’d like a deeper dive into any of these features!
]]>In the first blog post of this three-part Solution Highlight series featuring a proven leader in defense-grade, high assurance cyber security solutions, I will cover Oracle Revenue Management. My colleague, Mehmet Erisen will share his views on Global Supply Chain Management including Manufacturing with OSP and intercompany order fulfillment across business units featuring Oracle Supply Chain Management. We’ll round out the series with the third and final blog post focused on Salesforce to Order Cloud integration.
About Our Client: a trailblazer in the cyber security space, our client needed the ability to automate its complex and manual revenue allocation processes.
Implemented Oracle Revenue Management – Managing Bundles and Stand-alone Selling Price (SSP)
Oracle Fusion ERP provides robust functionality for managing and automating the implementation of product bundles and determining the SSP for revenue recognition under ASC 606 and IFRS 15 standards. Key highlights include:
Oracle Revenue Management Cloud enables organizations to automate revenue recognition, reduce compliance risks, and gain real-time financial insights. This solution delivers value for companies with complex revenue streams, such as SaaS, manufacturing, and professional services.
This solution is particularly effective for companies looking to streamline revenue recognition while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency.
Let me know if you’d like a deeper dive into any of these features!
]]>When it comes to cycle counting, the first thing that comes to mind is ABC classifications of the items and then a cycle count program to count items throughout the year on a continuous basis.
There is nothing wrong with the ABC classifications if the organization is mature enough with its items and the classification criteria is going to be somewhat stable during the year. For example, the classification criteria is the on-hand quantities, that classification is only good at the time of creation. Three months later, the classification could be different. What if the company adds new items and starts transacting? There are a few challenges with the traditional ABC Classifications.
Oracle recently rolled out Category-based cycle counts in Oracle Fusion. In my opinion, it’s a powerful tool that could easily replace the ABC model. I believe that the Category-based Cycle Counts has various advantages over ABC Classification:
The clear advantage with this approach is the flexibility of adding items and changing the item’s classification or category at any given time without cumbersome setups and IT work.
Another added benefit is that Oracle Fusion Cycle base can be used to perform highly accurate counts, if performing manual counts.
I will cover the newly improved Cycle Count pages with Redwood Experience in my next blog. As a preview of that blog, Oracle is not improving direct manual classification and that may make the usage of ABC Classification attractive again.
This new approach to perform Cycle Counts in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain is a powerful tool worth exploring.
Contact Mehmet Erisen at Perficient for more introspection of this functionality, and how Perficient and Oracle Fusion Cloud can digitalize and modernize your ERP platform.
]]>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.
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?
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.
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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