Introduction This article describes how to integrate customer logins to your Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) storefront with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS),...
Introduction This article describes how to integrate customer logins to your Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) storefront with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS), it expands on the instructions that can be found here. User provisioning is not covered. Contents Prerequisites and Authentication Configuration Troubleshooting Using other Identity Providers Prerequisites and Authentication The OCC configuration is performed via REST requests to the OCC admin and store servers, the...
Introduction This article describes how to integrate customer logins to your Oracle Commerce Cloud (OCC) storefront with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS), it expands on the instructions that can...
Section 1 - Configuring Engagement Cloud This blog is the first part of a series of step-by-step guide to setting up a specific integration between Oracle...
Section 1 - Configuring Engagement Cloud This blog is the first part of a series of step-by-step guide to setting up a specific integration between Oracle Engagement Cloud and Oracle Commerce Cloud using Integration Cloud which is detailed here. For a full introduction and guidance on how to use this guide please see Section 0 of this series. The numbers in this blog align with the numbers detailed in main guide. 1.Create the new defaultShippingAddress and...
Section 1 - Configuring Engagement Cloud This blog is the first part of a series of step-by-step guide to setting up a specific integration between Oracle Engagement Cloud and Oracle Commerce Cloud...
Introduction This article is a high level “architect” style series of 6 themes where we expose and discuss some of the best practices one should adopt when...
Introduction This article is a high level “architect” style series of 6 themes where we expose and discuss some of the best practices one should adopt when extending Oracle SaaS with Oracle VBCS. The article is rich with links to other Oracle blog articles and will be followed by a number of shorter and more detailed focused articles on technicalities of using VBCS for extending Oracle SaaS. When choosing a technology to implement UI extensions for SaaS we are blessed with a...
Introduction This article is a high level “architect” style series of 6 themes where we expose and discuss some of the best practices one should adopt when extending Oracle SaaS with Oracle VBCS....
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist various options to store flexible data as we know. One option follows the concept of flexible fields as known as Flexfields. Those are either Key Flexfields (KFF), Descriptive Flexfields (DFF) or Extensible Flexfields (EFF). These data are stored in database tables where the structures are fixed (columns named SEGMENT,...
Introduction In various blog posts we discussed the usage of BI Cloud Connector (BICC) in Oracle SaaS. In our cloud applications for ERP, HCM, EX etc exist various options to store flexible data as we...
Introduction Engagement Cloud 19A introduces the ability to call IDCS oauth protected REST services. This article explains the setup required in IDCS and...
Introduction Engagement Cloud 19A introduces the ability to call IDCS oauth protected REST services. This article explains the setup required in IDCS and Engagement Cloud, using Oracle Blockchain as the service provider. Note - details on how to call and parse REST services from Engagement Cloud groovy are covered here: Calling REST services from Oracle Engagement Cloud The following components have been used: Engagement Cloud Release 19A IDCS 18.4.2 Oracle Blockchain...
Introduction Engagement Cloud 19A introduces the ability to call IDCS oauth protected REST services. This article explains the setup required in IDCS and Engagement Cloud, using Oracle Blockchain...
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table, tr, th, td { border: 1px solid blue; border-right: 1px solid blue; border-left: 1px solid blue; border-collapse: collapse; border-spacing: 0; } th:not(:last-child), tr:not(:last-child), td:not(:last-child) { border-right: 1px solid blue; } Introduction In continuation to my previous blog on Best Practices to model parties in Oracle Fusion Cloud, I will discuss common use cases, design considerations, and options around managing hierarchies (customer, supplier, partner)...
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Introduction Three major entities of every business/enterprise in most industries, are Customers, Suppliers and Products. In reality, customer, supplier and...
Introduction Three major entities of every business/enterprise in most industries, are Customers, Suppliers and Products. In reality, customer, supplier and product data is required to be stored in all applications and each application might have different data model and data structure requirements. If customer data and product data are not consistently stored in all applications across enterprise, this will result in supply chain inefficiencies, misguided campaigns, and...
Introduction Three major entities of every business/enterprise in most industries, are Customers, Suppliers and Products. In reality, customer, supplier and product data is required to be stored in...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction In the recent Oracle Analytics Cloud release, exciting new SaaS data replication functionality was...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction In the recent Oracle Analytics Cloud release, exciting new SaaS data replication functionality was added. This allows Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC and OAAC), to replicate data, on a schedule, from a number of Oracle's SaaS offerings. For many use cases, this will mean that a separate extract and load processes, is no longer required. In this initial release, the sources that can be replicated are: - Oracle Fusion...
For other A-Team articles by Richard, click here Introduction In the recent Oracle Analytics Cloud release, exciting new SaaS data replication functionality was added. This allows Oracle Analytics...
By Emma Thomas and Michael J. Sullivan Introduction For many situations the choice of marketing platforms is clear. Given that it is well suited to companies...
By Emma Thomas and Michael J. Sullivan Introduction For many situations the choice of marketing platforms is clear. Given that it is well suited to companies that send large amounts of email, push, or SMS messages Responsys lends itself well for Business-to-Consumer (B2C) marketing. Eloqua with its deep integration with CRM, provision for comprehensive Sales + Campaign ROI Analytics, and large ecosystem of training & 3rd party extensions is a clear fit for...
By Emma Thomas and Michael J. Sullivan Introduction For many situations the choice of marketing platforms is clear. Given that it is well suited to companies that send large amounts of email, push, or...
