Case Study - Business transformation, implementing Oracle Cloud fusion and Boomi

Oracle Fusion Cloud Implementation with Key business process integration automation using Boomi.

Business Challenges

  • Multiple ERPs and different business processes delays period close and management reporting
  • High volume transactions and scattered legacy business processes for receivable
  • Manual customer payment (AR receipts) application with high volume transactions
  • Manually deferring and recognizing revenue was tedious and time-consuming
  • Manual treasury/ banking operations were time-consuming
  • Fixed assets, depreciation and amortizations maintained manually in spreadsheets
  • How to print checks when key users are working from home (out of Aura network)
  • Everyone (user and implementation team) was working remotely from home.

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