Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP

First, Due to Covid-19 pandemic, I am getting benefit of its cloud sevices By working from home.
Secondly, Its Middle ware services, We have different madule of ERP like Meterial Management System,Apperal Management system and Inventory Management system.All of three Modules are interlinked and Show results on one window. its save a lot of time and consumed less human resource for operations controlling .
Third its very easy to build new forms and reports as per organzational requirement.
As for as its security Concerns, We can give partial access to the outsider (Supplier) and customized access to the company employees.

Security Setup in Cloud services is time taking. Its very difficult to linked it with Website, E.g Many times We need updated exchange rate then we need to link it with api to get live exchange rates, which is difficult and almost we have to do it manual.

For a finance tool it is mildly functional. Oracle ERP cloud has many modules that potentially could be used in your business.

The project management tool is virtually useless for any kind of portfolio management. If you manage tons of small projects the sheer time it takes to setup oracle will nearly bankrupt your business.
The "implementations partners" do not understand how to use oracle let alone setup another companies ERP.
Customer service does not fix problems, they just offer lengthy work arounds.

Although for me it is cumbersome to use, my friends in management and finance say that it is a lifesaver for them in organizing expenses and following chain of command, especially for financial approval of large purchases. It allows for tracking of approvals through to the highest level of mangement which automates the process. Before, we were having managers manually go through each list and approve each individual item; with this, they are able to automate the approval process and integrate that with our vendors to make purchasing more streamlined and to keep strong records for audit purposes.

It is not very intuitive to use. Oracle training for procurement had to be given multiple times at our institution so that people could try out the software and subsequently ask questions about what each form and button actually does. It's certainly not the most user friendly interface, and many people have asked me if their orders are actually in the system because they can't find the order after they approved it.