Oracle E-Business Suite Reviews

My main use case for Oracle E-Business Suite is that as the finance guy, I try to advise ERP on the financial side. My expertise is on the financial side. As a financial consultant, I consult on the financial position in each and every ERP. So, my learning knowledge is totally on the financial side.

I have found the capabilities of Oracle E-Business Suite to be very valuable. For the last seven years, I have tried Oracle, and I am happy with it. I am currently using it in my organization with IFS ERP, which is also very good for controlling everything in our system. Additionally, I am learning Microsoft Dynamics 365, which is also very good.

I have found Oracle E-Business Suite's capabilities, such as linking every module like the purchase module and production management module, to be the most valuable. That's why I am happy with Oracle, although some features of other ERPs are not connected.

The benefits and positive impacts I have seen from Oracle E-Business Suite include that it is the most customizable, most secure, and has a large user base with very good security. Oracle helps us significantly. As a core user of both Oracle and IFS ERP, I can visit all the modules at the same time. This helps me synchronize all the data across all modules, enabling me to show management how the organization works, how each module functions, and how people can get the information they need from the right sources. That's why Oracle and IFS are too good for our organization.

I would like to improve the integration with other solutions, as I need everything integrated, like the HR module, purchase module, SCM, production, and engineering. Each and every module should be connected to the finance module, and I think Oracle provides the right solution. Also, SAP, IFS, or Microsoft Dynamics 365 offer some solutions, but I am not as happy with them as I am with Oracle.

I believe that Oracle E-Business Suite could improve by transitioning from Java-based scripts in our system to a web-based environment. While Oracle already has JD Edwards available in web-based format, I think it needs to be smoother for optimization and presentation in the future. In comparison, IFS is fully web-based, and all applications are sufficiently good and user-friendly.

We are developing and trying to improve to a web-based setup, but it is currently too costly.

I have been working in my current field for more than eight years.

I assess that Oracle E-Business Suite is stable and reliable, as our full server is in our control, making it totally secure for our organization because it is not cloud-based. I am unsure about cloud security, but our data is guaranteed to be completely secure by our IT team, application team, and security team. Therefore, Oracle is totally secure in our organization.

I have experienced outages or latency, but we have a backup plan, which means we conduct daily backups on another server for security. This data is secured in the cloud but is not connected with Oracle; it simply sends the data to another server for security purposes. If a crash occurs, it takes about seven to eight hours to restore the data.

I evaluate that Oracle E-Business Suite is scalable because the ERP system is developed for its skillful people; however, most people in our country are unskilled and do not use computers properly. Some final technical staff helps train our people to adapt to this ERP, and our local vendor also provides training. I find Oracle to be much better than other ERPs like SAP or IFS, being easier and more comfortable for everyone. If our people are learning about local ERPs, then Oracle remains close to them.

I can share that our technical team has customized Oracle in Bangladesh, and they have done a good job because Bangladesh has an Oracle official office that provides us with good solutions.

I have communicated with the technical support of Oracle E-Business Suite through our local vendor who connects with us weekly to diagnose our ERP system and provide us with quick solutions for stability management. I find our local vendor to be excellent support for our Oracle system, and our local Oracle office also assists us with stability.

I predominantly use local support rather than Oracle's direct support because our system remains stable.

Positive

I evaluated other technologies and solutions before choosing Oracle E-Business Suite, such as Tally, an Indian software, and customized software in Bangladesh, but they did not connect all the modules simultaneously. This led us to change our ERP system in 2017, and currently, we are fine with the Oracle system. Last year, in 2023, we introduced a new ERP, IFS ERP, and our management is happy with it. We are also trying to consider changing to SAP for our alternative organization, but all ERPs have similar modules and concepts. I have also been learning Microsoft Dynamics 365 over the last two weeks, and it appears to be similar to Oracle and IFS.

I bought Oracle E-Business Suite directly from Oracle through an American vendor in 2017, and our management team even visited Oracle headquarters.

I find the pricing is not ideal for a smaller organization right now.

I have experience with those solutions. I have found the capabilities of Oracle E-Business Suite to be very valuable. For the last seven years, I have tried Oracle, and I am happy with it. I am currently using it in my organization with IFS ERP, which is also very good for controlling everything in our system. Additionally, I am learning Microsoft Dynamics 365, which is also very good.

I think the analytics capabilities of Oracle E-Business Suite are strong since we have connected it with Microsoft Power BI for analytical work and visualization. This helps the Oracle team.

The analytics data helps me in my decision-making process primarily on the financial side, as we focus on financial management within Oracle E-Business Suite. My organization and our management are happy about it. Production, supply chain management, and engineering are also connected with the Power BI module for analytical work, and they are also satisfied with the current solution. We also use IFS ERP in our other organization, which is similar to Oracle and works just as well, so both are equal.

I do use Oracle E-Business Suite for financial management, employing various scripts for managing financial positions, cash flow management, income statements, and everything is scripted. In our Bangladesh IFRS-based system, we are using Oracle and IFS.

The impact on financial management includes that our Oracle system is based on a future portfolio with projected cash flow and budgetary control; everything is attached to both IFS and Oracle. This setup helps us capture future financial crises and other issues fully integrated with other applications, beneficial for future financial data and impact. That's why Oracle E-Business Suite is good for our organization.

Oracle E-Business Suite is currently deployed on our local server, but while cloud solutions are good, cloud management costs are quite high right now in our country. Therefore, our local server provides the full solution.

The cloud is expensive for my region.

I predominantly use local support rather than Oracle's direct support because our system remains stable.

I am still in charge of the corporate accounts and the ERP system at General Pharmaceuticals Limited, being the finance guy. Additionally, I am a student of the Chartered Accountant in Bangladesh, ICAB. I am currently an employee at General Pharmaceuticals.

My email address is mazhar.acc@generalpharma.com, and you can connect with me anytime through this official address.

I would rate Oracle E-Business Suite a nine out of ten because it is the best on my side and easy to use.

I am working on an ERP solution that Oracle provides, which is Oracle E-Business Suite. Oracle E-Business Suite contains many modules that cover tax, finance, HR, projects, and many solutions they provide in the market. Whoever wants the solution for their specific needs purchases their license. We implement their solution and provide support after the implementation, along with custom solutions as well.

I work specifically with Oracle E-Business Suite. Oracle E-Business Suite is an umbrella, and under that umbrella exist all modules: iProcurement, finance solution, and SCM solution.

I have worked on a health sector project where we were tasked with designing a staff attendance solution. This requirement came about five years ago, and Oracle provided its HR solution, namely OTL (Oracle Time and Labor), specifically for attendance and rostering. My role was more technical, contributing to the team's efforts in setting up this solution.

I have been working on the technical side of Oracle E-Business Suite, where we provide data to our clients according to their needs, such as in forms and visual BI, in reports, and other formats. People use Oracle E-Business Suite to grow their business and to analyze real profit and losses they see after implementing this system. It is a smart solution that depends on the team implementing it and who provides the reports and all data or BI reports to key persons to show how the direction of their company is going. It also provides predictions for them. A steering committee can take many decisions from their organization's data displayed daily, monthly, or yearly. The system helps people boost their business by identifying existing loopholes and determining what more can be done to overcome problems or disasters.

The advanced reporting tools in Oracle E-Business Suite are very smart. I only need to have the company's data and input it into the tools they have provided, including BI. They provide business solutions and reporting analytics, and there are many complex reports as well. The requirement varies by client; for instance, if they seek reports related to SCM or iProcurement, we provide solutions to the market in terms of reporting for their stock. The reports indicate if stock is short, over, or provide predictions. Oracle E-Business Suite is keeping up with the market and now introducing AI database capabilities. It offers a comprehensive solution for businesses, whether joint or small retailers, provided it is properly implemented and guided.

Oracle E-Business Suite has already provided many solutions and continues to do so for implementers and consultancy firms. They offer many benefits through easy steps, support forums, and communities for licensed users and those who have not purchased a license. As Oracle has started providing cloud solutions, clients can obtain all services directly from Oracle without needing external resources. While many solutions are already good, there is potential for further improvements, especially within financials such as Oracle Hyperion.

I have been working with Oracle E-Business Suite for the last ten years.

Oracle E-Business Suite is stable and reliable, with a very low chance of data loss. It allows for easy tracking of changes or deletions made by users.

For scalability, I also rate Oracle E-Business Suite as a ten. Many clients express their preference for Oracle solutions, and resources for development are readily available in the market.

I have delivered technical support numerous times for clients, including those in the banking sector, focusing on Oracle Application Framework. We address clients' requirements or any failures in the running system, offering solutions. Companies implement the system and provide support; I have been that support person who assists clients in troubleshooting challenges. Oracle also has a support forum to provide recommended solutions for problems that arise, making it quite easy to deliver support.

I am involved in implementation; we work with consultancy firms that implement the solutions. We are solution providers.

The pricing for Oracle E-Business Suite is varying high, depending on the country. For small businesses or those generating low revenue, it is often expensive. However, for governments or multinational corporations, a cheaper solution should be considered, as the benefits after implementation include better organization, theft prevention, and overall efficiency across departments.

I personally prefer Oracle E-Business Suite because I work on this technology, and it provides very smart solutions. I suggest anyone can use it for finance or SCM. Many clients, both in our country and internationally, that have a huge turnover always opt for Oracle E-Business Suite. Whatever their business is—HR, SCM, or finance—the finance module is mandatory. General Ledger (GL) is the most important module. Anyone who takes any Oracle E-Business Suite solution must purchase the GL module, as the finance module itself comprises five branches: Accounts Payable (AP), GL, Accounts Receivable (AR), cash management, assets, and all that.

Oracle E-Business Suite offers customization options through tools such as OAF (Oracle Application Framework) and JDeveloper. Clients who do not go for standard solutions provide their requirements, and we create a customized solution, ensuring the client is satisfied before development.

In terms of financial management capabilities, Oracle E-Business Suite features Oracle Hyperion, which is part of its core financial solution. Oracle E-Business Suite's finance module covers five areas: AP, AR, cash management, and more. Oracle provides vast financial solutions, specifically with Oracle Hyperion, which is heavily utilized in sectors such as banking.

Oracle E-Business Suite provides very smart solutions, and it is easy for implementation and works effectively with technical or functional teams. It integrates well with other technologies. For example, Oracle provides BI Publisher, which allows users to download data from Oracle E-Business Suite in XML format and manipulate it as needed. Integration with other platforms is simple, and clients can switch easily to Oracle E-Business Suite or run it parallel with legacy technology.

Customer preferences regarding the deployment of Oracle E-Business Suite depend on the environment and organizational complexity. Personally, I favor the cloud solution because it minimizes the potential for unauthorized changes by internal teams. Oracle provides cloud solutions for customer convenience, but some industries, such as banking, may avoid cloud for core operations due to confidentiality concerns.

I rate this review a ten out of ten.

My customers' main use cases for Oracle E-Business Suite are diverse and not specific to one industry. We have partners in manufacturing companies, particularly in textile areas, public sector organizations, government entities, and banks. There have been numerous customers during my 24 years of experience. Oracle E-Business Suite is very commonly used in Pakistan, especially in the financial sector, the textile sector, and the telecommunications sectors.

The features of Oracle E-Business Suite that are most beneficial for customers are its leadership in financials, procurement, inventory, project costing, and project management modules. It is also strong in HR and payroll functionality. For payroll specifically, other vendors such as SAP have limitations for use in Pakistan due to restricted customization. In Pakistan, major companies including Meezan Bank, UBL Bank, HBL, and others are using Oracle Payroll as their payroll system.

Oracle E-Business Suite has contributed to cost reduction in specific areas for customers who transition from using multiple legacy systems in silos. Since Oracle E-Business Suite is a complete ERP solution with customization flexibility as per needs, it helps reduce costs, decrease employee working time, and minimize duplicate jobs.

Current challenges with Oracle E-Business Suite include certain modules such as Property Manager, which has faced difficulties especially after IFRS 16 was introduced in 2021. Oracle is still working on the solution, with a new release coming next month. The changes are continuous, and the Oracle Property Manager version is not yet very stable.

The built-in reports in Oracle E-Business Suite are very old, mostly in text format. Modern users are more attracted to visually appealing reports. While Oracle has introduced the command center and ECC dashboard, the ECC still has very limited features and functionality. If Oracle improves their ECC for better dashboarding, it would significantly enhance the system features, making it more attractive to users.

I have been working with Oracle E-Business Suite since 2001.

The setup experience of Oracle E-Business Suite, compared to other systems and new systems such as Oracle Fusion, is somewhat complex. The new version of Oracle Fusion has more flexibility with data loading. Most of the setup data can be loaded using spreadsheets and other tools, but Oracle E-Business Suite still uses older methods for implementation, requiring more technical personnel involved in the project to upload data and perform other tasks.

On a scale where 10 means very easy and 1 means very difficult, I would rate the setup of Oracle E-Business Suite around 7 to 8. It is quite user-friendly and more stable than user-friendly. The financials, HRMS, payroll, inventory system, and purchasing system are more flexible and stable. Overall, it rates as a strong 8.

Oracle E-Business Suite integrates effectively with other applications through available interfaces and APIs. It is quite flexible for integration with other systems such as banking. Major Pakistani banks with over 1200 to 1500 branches, including UBL, Meezan Bank, and HBL, are easily integrated with Oracle GL with core banking. In telecommunications, companies can easily integrate their billing systems with Oracle.

My recommendation for those planning to use Oracle E-Business Suite is primarily aimed at the public sector. Some entities may not want to use SaaS solutions because Oracle Fusion and other SaaS solutions are not hosted in Pakistan. Their data centers are outside of Pakistan, and according to government policy, public sector entities are not allowed to host outside the country, especially concerning confidential customer data and other sensitive information. Therefore, Oracle E-Business Suite is a viable solution for the public sector and companies that do not want to host data outside of Pakistan.

On a scale of 1-10, I rate Oracle E-Business Suite an 8.

It's our ERP system, so we house our financials in it. We use it for supply chain management and operational reporting. We manage our payroll, accounts payable, and accounts receivable through it. Basic ERP functions in our organization are all managed through it.

It provides us with a centralized location to have an enterprise-wide GL and other module solutions. It allows us to normalize all of our systems into a single database. We did achieve some improvements, though I don't have those numbers.

It could be in the cloud. We are moving to the cloud and are looking at the cloud version of it for the cost of ownership and a more modernized integrated platform. It was good for the time, however, now we're ten years later, which in the cloud industry is an eternity.

I have used this solution for ten years.

I would give it a nine out of ten. The system is very stable.

I would say it's fairly easy to scale. It is not trivial to customize it, however, it does scale and has that capability.

We have dealt with customer service, and it was awful. For a system this size, it felt like we were merely buying software from them. They weren't really partnered with us on it. Reporting bugs and getting feedback, as well as having engineers work on issues, was very transactional. 

There was no real ownership on Oracle's part. During several support cases, it became difficult to determine ownership at Oracle and get status updates. 

The on-premises Oracle support is not great in my experience, and I think this is true in the industry. We've read about their software as a solution, and theoretically, their SaaS portal support is a lot better.

Negative

We did not use anything like this before. We used point solutions for all these different functions. Moving to an integrated ERP was the first time we used an integrated ERP.

It's a complex setup for a system. It's massive, and you have to decide whether you're going to change your processes, modify the system, or how you will approach those things. We had a massive implementation effort. We employed a third party to help us with that, specializing in implementing those kinds of systems.

I would guess there were about sixty people implementing that Suite, including project managers and functional owners. Our controller was involved, and people from various areas had dedicated people installing the new ERP Suite. For example, payroll had people involved, and many finance analysts were involved.

We're looking at the Workday solution as well. From my perspective, Oracle is probably going to be more flexible for third-party systems from an integration standpoint. I think Workday is going to be faster to train people on. 

Overall, Oracle will be better for a complex organization. On the financial structure side, Workday is going to force a lot of changes. They both have pros and cons.

I would recommend it as a commodity or Suite, definitely. I don't have anything to compare it against really, however, I would give it a seven out of ten overall.

In the past, I used Oracle E-Business Suite for reporting purposes and application development for business purposes, such as fulfilling business requirements like order processing, procurement process, cash management, and general ledger. As part of the BI team, I used it as a data source to file, summarize, aggregate, and pull historical data into the data warehouse system, then created data reports on top of that.

For business purposes, the main feature is the drill-down functionality. We can drill down from the sales order line to the invoice and payment at the detailed level. Another feature is the ability to dynamically add or hide columns based on business needs. We also have reporting features that allow submission of concurrent programs for reports, which is useful. Oracle E-Business Suite provides standard APIs for integrating with custom applications, which is another valuable feature.

Oracle E-Business Suite should be more detailed and user-friendly. I should be able to customize the screen or application without needing technical support. The configuration and setup process is not easy for business users and requires expertise from functional specialists. The support response is slow and needs improvement for faster issue resolution. The pricing is high compared to other vendors.

I have been working with Oracle E-Business Suite for at least six years, from 2012 to 2016 or 2011 to 2016.

Oracle E-Business Suite is stable and performs well, receiving a stability rating of eight out of ten.

I am not experienced with Oracle E-Business Suite's scalability. I have more experience with highly scalable technologies like Databricks. The scalability rating is a seven.

The Oracle customer support response is slow, which needs improvement. They receive an eight out of ten for customer service.

Positive

Oracle E-Business Suite setup is complex and requires business knowledge, making it difficult for non-experts to configure. The setup is rated seven out of ten for difficulty.

Oracle pricing is comparatively high to other vendors.

I evaluated Microsoft Dynamics, but I cannot comment on the advantages as I used it for only one month for a project with Microsoft Dynamics, Azure ADF, and SignUp.

Oracle E-Business Suite is a very integrated application. 

My overall rating is nine out of ten.

It's for governments, as an integrated financial management suite. We deploy, customize and configure it to fit their needs.

Oracle is a decent, robust solution that has been tested and used for many years. It can do everything, but the problem is that in the past few years, even on the database side, there are more cost-effective options that perform equally well. That's the biggest challenge we face as system integrators working with Oracle systems.

In the past few years, the main challenge has been the annual maintenance cost. We've often replaced Oracle with Dynamics, which is cheaper than Oracle but still expensive for governments in Africa with limited budgets to sustain it.

So, the main challenge is the cost versus the value.

We don't get lower value with Dynamics 365, and I've seen governments implement other alternatives like Odoo, too. They don't see the value in paying millions of dollars in maintenance fees.

Oracle needs to understand the reality of the situation. In the African market, Oracle is the least of the considerations. People don't even want to consider Oracle. They need to come up with something more cost-effective because people do not see the value in paying those maintenance fees. 

As a system integrator, I don't gain anything because most of the money gets transferred to Oracle. They need to relook at their licensing models.

NetSuite is pretty rigid for a cloud-based suite. There are varying requirements to make changes to the configuration, which becomes a hassle compared to even Dynamics. They need to relax how they handle this. 

The licensing is also very complicated, with so many parameters that it's confusing, and sizing becomes confusing. Streamlining the licensing would be helpful so that it becomes transparent for the customer.

I have been working with Oracle EBS for 12 years. 

We also work heavily with Dynamics 365.

It is pretty stable. Most problems are due to implementation issues, but the system itself is stable. An eight would be a fair rating.

I would rate it an eight. It is very scalable, but it also consumes a lot of compute, which adds to the cost.

We have a good team of resources and manage it ourselves. 

My company uses both EBS and NetSuite. Internally, we use SAP, but as a system integrator, we provide solutions to governments and propose Oracle to our customers.

SAP is even more horrible than Oracle, but at least SAP has a well-defined ASAP methodology that can springboard the implementation process. But Oracle's process is more involved.

The end user needs to have very good expertise to start implementing it.

Since most of our customers are government entities. Delays are often due to the government itself getting organized and making data available. 

However, comparing Oracle implementations to Dynamics implementations, Dynamics is at least 25% quicker (on average). 

These are all on-premises for government customers.

I would rate the pricing a nine out of ten, with ten being very expensive. 

It is very expensive.  

We are researching alternative ERP solutions. We currently use Microsoft Dynamics and work with Oracle, but they are expensive for governments. 

We're exploring options like Odoo or ERPNext and trying to determine if they are viable alternatives or simply open source with lower costs that don't translate to robustness. We're currently seeking information to make the right decision.

Users should have deep pockets and evaluate their needs carefully. Apart from the one-time investment, there is ongoing investment due to licensing policies and hardware requirements. 

Oracle works well for large enterprises, but there are other alternatives to consider.

Overall, I would rate it a five out of ten. 

Positive

At this time, it matched our requirements, and I believe it helps our operation to be more efficient.

The challenge is figuring out how to adapt operations to fit the software because the software cannot do everything. Sometimes you have to change the way you're doing things and adjust. That's difficult because it involves people in the organization. At first, they think the server can do everything, but it's the opposite. You have to work with the server to achieve your goals. That's the challenge.

The solution itself is okay. Before we used the cloud, we faced issues with data input and retrieval. But with the cloud, the infrastructure and software are stable. We don't have any issues with the software itself. That's one advantage.

Another advantage is that the people who need to support the back end of the application are no longer required. The ability to access the platform anywhere is also a benefit, especially with remote work.

Before, we used a lot of manpower in our operations, in the backend, but this is a service. We have eliminated some unnecessary processes, and we don't need to worry about having a big server or other hardware issues because everything is in the cloud. We can just concentrate on how to apply the software.

The integration works okay, but it's not that easy. You need some specific technical knowledge. 

It's not easy for people without technical knowledge to understand how to implement it. It's similar to our other systems, but it's not that easy because we have to ask someone else to do this kind of thing.

I have been using it for two years now. 

I would rate the stability a ten out of ten. 

It can scale much more than what we are currently using. We have around 20 end users using it. 

People use it every day, but I'm on the development side and only connect some data from the system. Maybe I log in once a week, but not often.

We used a local software company. But it's not available anymore. It was just local software, another operating system, another POS system, and an inventory system from two different companies.

The system we used ran on Windows. When Windows 7 came out, there were some issues with the software. We needed to upgrade some components to run on the new Windows system. We also wanted to integrate accounting and inventory into the same system to reduce workload and paperwork. That's why we upgraded to Oracle.

The initial setup is not that easy. 

The implementation took a few months because we needed to import data and make customizations.

We hired an Oracle partner to help us.

It's quite expensive, even though they gave us a discount.

I do recommend it, but it depends on others. It's a good suite if they can afford it and are willing to put in the resources.

Overall, I would rate it a nine out of ten. 

We are using Oracle E-Business Suite for end-to-end application of the Oracle procurement management. It gives me a complete picture and the cost of production of goods. Additionally, we use it for our application database server, along with storage and the tape.

It's a tightly integrated solution. We could roll out other operating units very quickly without depending on the developer. There's a lot of leverage for Oracle E-Business Suite in the market.

The Oracle procurement management is valuable as it provides a complete picture and the cost of production of goods.

There are performance issues and handling of financial data that could be improved. We upgraded to the latest version which comes with better support for other integration.

We have been using Oracle E-Business Suite since 2012, initially started with Sun Solaris and then migrated to IBM Azure in 2019.

The technical support team of Oracle is now more focused on cloud solutions than on-premises. The support for cloud is more extensive.

Neutral

We used to work with Oracle application databases before migrating to Oracle ERP. Initially, we started using it on Sun Solaris and later migrated to IBM Azure.

The initial setup took approximately eighteen months.

I'd rate the solution seven out of ten.

I use the solution at an entry-level in my company because it's not fully implemented. I am an internal auditor in my company, so I have limited access here, and I just take care of the reporting views and displays. I have no rights to entry or other posting-related functions. I can just talk about the reporting experience associated with the tool.

I do internal audits in my company. On a daily basis, I have to extract many reports, like general ledgers, procurement-related registers, invoices reports, sales reports, receivable reports, and accounts receivable aging reports. During my review of the reports mentioned above, I found Oracle E-Business Suite very good. I have already used SAP Business One software. Compared to SAP Business One software, Oracle E-Business Suite's reporting is very wide and clear.

With the limited scope of the tool, I cannot enlist the product's overall advantages and disadvantages. Compared to SAP Business One, Oracle E-Business Suite is much better in terms of reporting views.

In Oracle E-Business Suite, there should be a proper document flow for each transaction. There should be some features in Oracle E-Business that are included in SAP Business One. I have used SAP Business One, and if we open a transaction, we can move to another related transaction through its map. In SAP Business One, each transaction has a map, but Oracle E-Business Suite does not offer such type of relationship maps or document flows for transactions.

The tool can have proper document flow for the mapping system in Oracle E-Business Suite to show each transaction. One should be able to link the transaction through the map.

I have been using Oracle E-Business Suite since 2024. I don't remember the version of the solution.

It is a very stable solution. Each report has a proper Oracle view and format and contains a lot of information. The tool's stability is very good.

I cannot speak about the overall growth of the product in my company since, based on my scope in the organization, I only deploy the product in all the departments. Based on my role, I can add value to our departments with the help of the tool.

More than 20 people use the tool. The tool has been implemented throughout my company.

The solution is deployed on an on-premises version of the tool.

I have no idea about the price.

One issue I faced while extracting reports may have been a networking issue. Sometimes, it takes some time to execute the reports.

If there are any changes we want to make in the tool, we can customize the reports as per our needs, which is a good option. The tool is flexible.

Our company has not yet implemented the AI automation system.

I have not faced any challenges in working with the product since I have already used SAP Business One.

Based on the needs and challenges of users, I can recommend the tool to them.

I have met so many of my colleagues from other organizations, and I have asked them to implement the Oracle E-Business Suite, as I found it to be working well for me.

I rate the tool a seven out of ten.