IBM Introduces AI Agents on Oracle Fusion Applications Marketplace

Nov 6, 2025
IBM has launched three AI agents on the Oracle Fusion Applications AI Agent Marketplace to help automate workflows and improve operational efficiency for Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications users.

IBM has introduced three new AI agents on the Oracle Corporation Fusion Applications AI Agent Marketplace, announced in a press release. The agents are designed to help Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications users automate workflows and increase operational efficiency.

Developed by IBM Consulting using Oracle AI Agent Studio, the agents include the Intercompany Agent, which automates the review of intercompany agreements; the Smart Sales Order Entry Agent, which streamlines the sales-order creation process; and the Requisition to Contract Agent, which manages the conversion of purchase requisitions into contract purchase orders.

IBM also plans to release additional agents built with its watsonx Orchestrate platform for human resources and supply chain management, expanding its ecosystem for Oracle Fusion Applications customers across industries.

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