Services
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Oracle-Aligned Agent Design and Packaging
When we talk about agents in an Oracle environment, the first thing we look at is architecture. Agents are designed to fit into Oracle application layers, data models, and integration patterns, so they behave like part of the platform rather than something bolted on.
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Workflow-Embedded Agent Enablement
Instead of changing how teams work, agents are introduced directly into existing Oracle workflows. That way, automation supports the process that’s already in place rather than creating a new path people have to learn.
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Secure Integration with Oracle Data and Services
Access to data and services follows the same Oracle security and identity controls your teams already rely on. This keeps agent interactions consistent with enterprise governance expectations and avoids introducing new access risks.
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Configurable and Extensible Agent Library
Not every organization wants to start from a blank slate. A set of prebuilt agents provides a starting point, and from there behavior can be adjusted or extended to match specific business needs.
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Deployment and Environment Alignment
How agents are deployed matters just as much as what they do. Deployment follows existing Oracle environment practices, whether that’s OCI or integrated enterprise setups, so operations teams aren’t forced to change how they manage infrastructure.
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Operational Visibility and Lifecycle Management
Once agents are in production, visibility becomes important. Usage, behavior, and performance are tracked so updates and changes can be made in a controlled way as requirements evolve.
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Governance and Compliance Readiness
From the beginning, governance is treated as part of normal operations. Role-based access, audit trails, and policy enforcement are built into how agents are delivered and managed, not added later.
Use Cases
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Extending Oracle Business Workflows with AI Agents
In many Oracle environments, core workflows are already well defined, but they still rely on manual steps and handoffs. AI agents plug directly into those workflows, helping move work forward by handling routine decisions, validations, and follow-ups without changing the underlying process design.
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Operational Support Inside Oracle Applications
Instead of pulling data out into separate tools, agents operate where users already spend their time. Status checks, record updates, and simple actions can happen inside Oracle applications, keeping work close to the system of record.
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Cross-System Coordination Using Oracle as the Anchor
Enterprise processes often span multiple systems, even when Oracle sits at the center. Agents help coordinate steps across those systems, using Oracle data models and integrations as the source of truth rather than creating parallel automation layers.
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Policy-Driven Automation with Built-In Controls
Agents follow Oracle-based business logic, approval paths, and access controls, so automation stays aligned with governance requirements instead of bypassing them.
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Improving Data-Driven Decisions in Real Time
By working directly with live Oracle data, agents support actions based on current system state rather than delayed reports or snapshots.
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Scaling Agent Adoption Across Teams Gradually
Adoption doesn’t need to happen all at once. Teams can introduce agents into specific Oracle workflows, learn from usage, and expand coverage over time without increasing operational complexity.
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Can these agents be adjusted for our business needs?
Yes. Teams start with a base setup and then tailor the behavior to match their own workflows and policies.
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What happens when more teams start using agents?
Nothing suddenly changes on using agents. Usage grows gradually, and visibility and control stay consistent as more teams come onboard.
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Can this be rolled out slowly?
That’s the typical approach. Teams automate a few workflows first, make sure things are running smoothly, and then expand from there.
Frequently Asked Questions?
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What is the Oracle Agent AI Marketplace?
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How do these agents work with Oracle applications?
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Do we need to be fully on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure?
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How is security handled?
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Can these agents be adjusted for our business needs