Oracle manages your enterprise data. Micraft manages what happens on your production floor, in your warehouse, and across your logistics network.
The integration between them keeps both systems current — automatically, in real time.
Oracle ERP Integration
Oracle ERP Integration — Connect Oracle to Micraft's Operational Suite
Integration Capabilities
What the Oracle-Micraft Integration Does
Production Orders: Oracle to Micraft MES
Work orders released in Oracle Manufacturing Cloud or Oracle EBS flow into Micraft MES automatically — with routing, quantities, and scheduling. Shop floor execution begins from current Oracle data without manual re-entry.
Inventory Synchronisation
Stock movements confirmed in Micraft WMS update Oracle inventory management in real time. Receipts, issues, transfers, and dispatch confirmations reflected in Oracle without manual stock journals or batch uploads.
Fulfilment Confirmation: Micraft to Oracle
Delivery confirmations from Micraft's logistics products update Oracle Order Management — keeping customer-facing order status current and triggering downstream billing and revenue recognition workflows.
Financial Data Flow
Freight costs, warehouse handling charges, and COD settlements generated in Micraft can be pushed to Oracle Financials for cost allocation against orders, projects, or cost centres.
With Integration vs Without
Without Integration
With Micraft Integration
Technical Layer
Integration Architecture
Oracle ERP integration uses Oracle's standard REST API framework for Oracle Cloud and standard database or API connectors for Oracle EBS on-premise deployments.
Oracle-Micraft Integration Architecture Diagram
How the approach is determined
The integration approach is confirmed during scoping based on your Oracle deployment model — Cloud, EBS, or hybrid. Our team assesses your landscape before any build begins.
Ideal For
Who This Integration Is For
Manufacturing and distribution businesses running Oracle as their ERP backbone who need operational execution data flowing back into Oracle without manual data management.
- Oracle Cloud customers who need real-time operational execution data synchronised with Oracle Manufacturing Cloud and Order Management.
- Oracle EBS on-premise deployments that need a reliable, maintained integration without bespoke development risk.
- Businesses where production actuals, warehouse movements, and logistics performance need to flow back into Oracle automatically.
Oracle Integration — Common Questions
Yes. Micraft supports both. Oracle Cloud uses REST APIs via Oracle Integration Cloud. EBS uses database APIs, open interfaces, or middleware depending on version and your IT setup.
Real-time for transactional data — work orders, stock movements, delivery confirmations. Batch processing is available for high-volume financial reconciliation where preferred.
Typically 6–10 weeks from scoping to go-live, depending on Oracle version, number of integration points, and IT team availability for testing.
Micraft queues data during Oracle downtime and synchronises automatically once the connection is restored. Operations continue uninterrupted.