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Oracle holds the record — worker and org in Oracle HCM, procurement and assets in Oracle ERP. The frontline rarely touches either, yet generates the events both should capture. RedeApp is the layer between: reading people and asset context, and writing requests and work orders back. Oracle keeps the record. RedeApp runs the edge.

The integration architecture

Four ways RedeApp meets Oracle.

Documented at a level your HCM, ERP, and IT architects can review.

  • SSO through Oracle IAM or your IdP

    Single sign-on via Oracle IAM or your identity provider. Access maps to the worker Oracle already governs — no second password store.

  • Worker & org from Oracle HCM

    Workers, positions, and reporting lines flow from Oracle HCM into RedeApp, so routing and approvals reflect your real org.

  • Procurement & work-order write-back

    Supply requests, procurement, and work orders raised on the frontline are written back into Oracle ERP-bound workflows, governed and logged.

  • Asset & inventory context

    Asset and inventory context flows from Oracle into RedeApp, so the right record is attached at the point of action.

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What syncs, and which way.

An honest map of the integration surface — what RedeApp reads from Oracle, and what it writes back.

What connectsDirectionNotes
Identity & SSOOracle IAM / your IdP → RedeAppNo second password store
Worker & org (HCM)Oracle → RedeAppRouting reflects your org
Asset & inventory contextOracle → RedeAppRight record at the point of action
Procurement & work orders (ERP)RedeApp → OracleWritten back, governed
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Next step

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