Oracle Adds AI Agents to Fusion Cloud to Automate Finance Work

The update signals a push to cut manual data entry through AI-run back-office tasks.

Overview

Oracle said at a London event that its Fusion applications will now work with AI agents that can enter invoices, create purchase orders, gather data, and suggest next steps.
Steve Miranda, who leads applications development, said the tools will take over low-value typing so staff can focus on judgment tasks such as supplier talks and risk decisions.
Oracle shares rose 3.11% in the latest session, closing at $154.34, after investors weighed the AI rollout alongside a broader lift in cloud stocks.
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