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Oracle partner — NetSuite, Fusion Cloud ERP, JD Edwards, E-Business Suite

Oracle ERPs, implemented and integrated across the line

Oracle is one of the largest software companies in the world, and its ERPs turn up across our client base in four different shapes. DataMap implements NetSuite end to end and keeps NetSuite, Fusion Cloud ERP, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, and E-Business Suite in sync with the procurement and supplier systems around them.

Why DataMap for Oracle

What we do with Oracle

01

NetSuite, implemented not just integrated

Chart of accounts, OneWorld subsidiary structure, SuiteScript customization, data migration, and cutover — plus the maintained Coupa ↔ NetSuite link for suppliers, POs, invoices, and GL.

02

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

A prebuilt two-way CoupaLink connector for suppliers, POs, receipts, invoices, and GL, built on Boomi, hosted by DataMap, and published in the Boomi Process Library.

03

Fusion Cloud ERP and E-Business Suite

Integrated through Boomi integrations we build and host — the same two-way pattern as the prebuilt connectors, scoped per engagement rather than shipped off the shelf.

04

A maintained connector, not a project

We deploy and maintain the connectors so releases on either side don't become your integration backlog.

05

ERP migration without disrupting procurement

Moving to or from an Oracle ERP? Coupa keeps running while we re-point the integration and reconcile the data.

AI on Oracle

Oracle's agentic applications need a data layer

Oracle shipped AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, the Agentic Applications Builder, and Fusion Agentic Applications through 2026, and has said it is bringing Gemini models to Fusion Applications and NetSuite. What Oracle cannot supply is the reconciled supplier, PO, and invoice data flowing in from the procurement platform — which is the layer we build.

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