Oracle Fusion Introduction for Beginners - Oracle Fusion ERP

Name: Oracle Fusion Introduction for Beginners - Oracle Fusion ERP
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A high-level introduction to Oracle Fusion ERP Cloud for absolute beginners. Oracle Fusion Cloud modules & capabilities

Created byAhsan Riaz

Last updated 8/2026

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What you'll learn

Understand the core concepts of Oracle Fusion Applications, ERP, and Cloud technologies in simple, non-technical language.
Identify the major modules and functional areas in Oracle Fusion, including HCM, ERP, SCM, and ACX.
Navigate the Oracle Fusion user interface confidently, including using features like Redwood UI and Customization tools.
Gain high-level awareness of business processes, transactions, and data flow in Oracle Fusion without diving into configurations.

Course content

4 sections • 29 lectures • 2h 18m total length

What is Oracle ?3:11
Discover how Oracle pioneered the relational database and now leads with Fusion ERP and cloud solutions, supported by major acquisitions like NetSuite and PeopleSoft.
What is ERP ?6:50
Learn how enterprise resource planning unifies finance, HR, procurement, inventory, sales, and manufacturing into one system, enabling real-time data, automation, and analytics.
What is Cloud ?4:35
Learn what cloud computing means in simple terms, with Oracle Fusion ERP on the cloud, exploring internet-based access, scalability, cost efficiency, automatic updates, and working from anywhere.
Different ERPs in Market and Oracle ERP Journey4:49
Explore the market erps, including SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Workday, and Salesforce. Trace Oracle Fusion ERP's journey from on-prem e-business suite to cloud via acquisitions of PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and Siebel.
Oracle Fusion Functional Groups, Offerings and Capabilities5:21
Identify the four Oracle Fusion functional groups: HCM, ERP, SCM, and advertising and customer experience. See how real-time, tightly integrated capabilities connect finance, human resources, procurement, and customer engagement.
Features in Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Module7:35
Explore the Oracle Fusion human capital management module, including core human resources, benefits, and payroll. Discover talent management, workforce management, analytics, and Oracle Me self-service, payroll connect and AI-enabled capabilities.
Features in Oracle Fusion Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP) Module7:54
Explore Oracle Fusion ERP's financial management and project management capabilities, plus risk and compliance, enterprise performance management, and analytics, with procurement, invoicing, and revenue oversight for integrated financial operations.
Features in Oracle Supply Chain and Manufacturing (SCM) Module5:00
Explore features in supply chain and manufacturing, including planning, procurement, inventory management, and logistics. Learn how Oracle Fusion ERP integrates SCM with finance and HR and enables real-time reporting.
Features in Oracle Advertising and Customer Experience (ACX) Module5:37
Explore the advertising, marketing, sales, and service features of the Oracle Advertising and Customer Experience module, including audience segmentation, multi-channel campaigns, and sales automation with digital customer service.
What does Oracle Fusion Look Like ?14:31
Explore the Oracle Fusion web interface—from login and language options to the home page, profile preferences, help, and modules such as HR, finance, and procurement, with the global search bar.
Where to Practice Oracle Fusion0:39
Demonstration of How to Add Favorites1:26
Demonstrate adding a favorite in Oracle Fusion to quickly access the manage requisitions page from any page.
What is meant by Redwood UI in Oracle Fusion ?7:55
Explore Oracle Fusion Redwood, the next generation user interface that delivers a consistent, responsive, and automation-friendly experience across HCM, finance, and procurement, with context guides and smart defaults.
Another Demo of Oracle Fusion4:27
See a practical Oracle HCM fusion demo covering employee self-service, creating absences, and manager and HR specialist tasks such as payslip viewing, hiring, and approvals.

Different ways to do Transaction in Oracle Fusion5:29
Learn how to call a transaction in Oracle Fusion using multiple navigation paths, including global search, my client group, quick actions, and employee profiles, to manage element entries in payroll.
Record History in Oracle Fusion5:16
See how Oracle Fusion maintains historical records with effective start and end dates. Learn to view history, track changes and reasons, and decide when updates create history records versus corrections.
Importance of Effective As-of Date in Oracle Fusion4:09
Understand how the effective as-of date governs record history in Oracle Fusion, using start and end dates to determine the current record and search results.
Setup & Implementation, Mapping Business Processes and Policies in Oracle Fusion3:49
Explore how implementation consultants map business requirements to Oracle Fusion using setup and maintenance and the Oracle implementation guide, across modules like HCM, financials, procurement, and customer experience.
How to Map a Company in Oracle Fusion12:33
Explore how Oracle Fusion maps a company into an enterprise structure, detailing enterprise, divisions, legal entities, and business units, with reference data sets for jobs, locations, departments, and grades.
How Data is Stored in Oracle Fusion, Master and Transactional Data4:20
Learn how Oracle Fusion stores data in master data and transactional data across HR, SCM, and finance, using examples like jobs, locations, payroll elements, and employee transactions.

Customization in Oracle Fusion2:27
Implementation experts customize Oracle Fusion for each organization by configuring fields, rules, and appearances in a sandbox, then publish the changes to production.
Extending UI with Visual Builder Studio2:51
Extend the user interface in Oracle Fusion using Visual Builder Studio to customize pages, configure fields and regions, enable or disable sections, and apply validations.
How to View Reports and Dashboards in Fusion, What is OTBI and BIP3:20
Learn to view and build Oracle Fusion reports and dashboards with OTBI, browse the catalog, and distinguish out-of-the-box vs user-created dashboards, while using BI Publisher for technical reports.
Bulk Import and Export using Fusion FBDI1:34
Bulk import and export data in Oracle Fusion using the file import and export tool, selecting the account area and product area for supplier procurement and purchase orders.
How to Run Background Process and Scheduled Process in Oracle Fusion1:35
Run background and scheduled processes in Oracle Fusion using tools scheduled processes, scheduling or running one-time tasks such as closing accounting period and evaluating absences, daily or weekly as needed.
Authorization, Data Access, Privileges & Security Management in Oracle Fusion4:49
Oracle Fusion uses the Security Console to create and assign roles, control which screens are accessible, and limit data by role and business unit, including APAC and HR scenarios.
What is ADF Desktop Integrator ?2:54
Use the ADF Desktop Integrator to bulk upload and edit data in Excel, then submit it to Oracle Fusion.
Oracle Guided Learning Tool1:34
Explore how Oracle guided learning in Oracle Fusion ERP guides you step by step to complete tasks, such as creating a saved search, via the navigator and tasks panel.

Requirements

No prior experience is required—just a willingness to learn and explore the world of modern ERP applications.

Description

Welcome to Oracle Fusion Simplified for Absolute Beginners!

Are you completely new to Oracle Fusion and wondering where to begin? This course is designed just for you! Whether you're a student, a business user, a functional consultant switching domains, or simply curious about Oracle Fusion applications—this course gives you a clear, high-level understanding of what Oracle Fusion is all about.

We won’t go deep into configurations or setups here. Instead, we focus on giving you a big-picture introduction, walking you through the key concepts, modules, features, and user interface of Oracle Fusion Applications. The course is designed in plain, easy-to-understand language, making complex ERP terms and technologies accessible to absolute beginners.

What You’ll Learn

What Oracle, ERP, and Cloud mean in today's business world
Different ERPs in the market and Oracle’s journey into Fusion
Functional groups, offerings, and capabilities in Oracle Fusion
Introduction to major modules: HCM, ERP, SCM, and ACX
Exploring the Oracle Fusion interface including Redwood UI
Hands-on demos like adding favorites and navigating menus
Understanding transactions, record history, and effective dates
Setup & implementation concepts and business mapping in Fusion
Key technical terms like FBDI, OTBI, BIP, and ADF explained simply
Customization basics and using tools like Visual Builder Studio
Overview of data access, privileges, and security in Oracle Fusion

Who Should Take This Course?

Absolute beginners with zero knowledge of Oracle Fusion
Business users and non-technical professionals exploring ERP systems
Students and entry-level professionals preparing for Oracle Fusion roles
Functional consultants transitioning to Oracle Cloud applications

No Prior Experience Needed!

There are no prerequisites—this is a course made for first-time learners. All you need is curiosity and a willingness to explore the world of Oracle Fusion.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a strong foundational understanding of Oracle Fusion Applications and be well-prepared to take deeper, role-based training based on your career goals.

Who this course is for:

Absolute beginners with no prior knowledge of Oracle, ERP, or Cloud systems
Business users looking to familiarize themselves with Oracle Fusion’s interface and capabilities
Students or recent graduates aiming to enter the Oracle HCM, ERP, or SCM space
Functional consultants transitioning from other ERP platforms like SAP or EBS to Oracle Fusion

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Getting Started14 lectures • 1hr 20min

Getting Closer6 lectures • 36min

Getting Along8 lectures • 21min

Bonus and Quiz1 lecture • 2min

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