Managing Fusion Updates

Our release management team certifies every Oracle monthly and quarterly update for you — reading the release notes, running the regression suite, and signing off — so your team never has to.

A managed service that takes ownership of Oracle Fusion update readiness on your behalf. A dedicated release management team plus test automation helps you navigate the mandatory monthly and quarterly updates Oracle requires, removing the recurring burden from your internal teams.

By the numbers

12+ mandatory updates every year. Monthly and quarterly, none skippable.

1–2 weeks to test each one.

80%+ of test cases automated.

0 release notes your team has to read.

The challenge

Oracle sets the schedule. You live with it.

Fusion's monthly and quarterly updates are mandatory — they can't be skipped or deferred. Each one lands with hundreds of pages of release notes and a one-to-two-week testing window. Buried in those notes is the one change that breaks payroll, invoicing, or month-end close.

And it rarely breaks in standard flows. It breaks in your customizations, your integrations, your reports — the parts Oracle doesn't test for you.

Most teams cope the only way they can: late nights, spreadsheet trackers, and hoping nothing breaks in production.

The benefits

  • A dedicated release management team owns update readiness for you, removing the monthly and quarterly grind from internal staff.
  • A proper, version-controlled test repository: scripts live in one trusted place instead of scattered editable spreadsheets.
  • 80%+ of tests automated and re-runnable, greatly reducing dependency on manual testing.
  • A clear, consolidated view of release impact and testing progress — no more spreadsheet sprawl.
  • Confident, low-stress monthly updates: a managed, automated process replaces the high-pressure testing window.
  • Your users get their time back: people spend their hours running the business instead of testing the system that supports it.
  • Clear ROI: the real cost of coordinating and executing testing today readily justifies a managed-service engagement.

How it works

Crawl: We build the foundation — a proper, version-controlled test script repository, plus a release-impact process that maps every Oracle update to your configuration.

Walk: We automate — test scripts covering 80%+ of your test cases, with manual testing reserved for edge cases.

Run: We run it for you — automation invoked via API on every update, executed and certified by our release management team.

What we handle

01 / Update certification: Every monthly and quarterly update: we analyze the release notes, assess the impact on your configuration, run the full regression suite, and sign off before go-live.

02 / BAU change testing: New cost center, new approval rule, new ledger segment. We test the downstream impact of everyday changes across modules, so small changes don't cause big outages.

03 / Customization and integration watch: Your extensions, integrations, BI Publisher reports, and page personalizations get dedicated attention every cycle — because that's where updates break.

Modules we cover

Financials (GL, AP, AR, Fixed Assets, Cash Management) · Procurement and Inventory · Order Management · Manufacturing and Planning · HCM (Core HR, Payroll, Benefits, Absence) · Projects

What's included

  • Dedicated release management team
  • Release-notes analysis and impact assessment, every update
  • Automated regression execution with certification sign-off
  • Central, version-controlled test repository
  • 80%+ automation coverage target
  • Customization and integration regression coverage

Why it's worth it

  • Significant, recurring time savings for your team.
  • Less stress and worry around every Oracle update.
  • Users spend their time running the business, not testing the system.

Target outcomes

Every update tested and certified inside the 1–2 week window. 80%+ of test cases automated. No unplanned production breaks from updates. Your team freed from release-note duty.

See what continuous update readiness looks like in your Fusion environment.