Fusion Claw

Oracle's governed agentic execution runtime, embedded natively in Fusion Applications, launching with 25 new Claw-powered apps.

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Overview

Oracle launched Fusion Claw on September 29, 2026, an agent orchestration runtime embedded directly into the Fusion Applications platform rather than offered as an external gateway or bolt-on assistant. It combines AI reasoning with deterministic enterprise computation so agents can execute full business processes -- not just single tasks -- with configurable autonomy ranging from reviewed recommendations to fully automatic execution within delegated authority. Fusion Claw adapts the agentic approach popularized by the open-source OpenClaw project for enterprise use, and runs on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure using both Gemini and OpenAI models. Oracle shipped 25 new Claw-powered applications at launch covering ledger reconciliation, workforce staffing, shipping consolidation, and sales territory planning, bringing its total Fusion Agentic Applications portfolio to 75.

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Key features

  • Agent orchestration embedded natively at the Fusion Applications platform layer
  • Configurable autonomy per process: reviewed recommendation through fully automatic execution
  • Runs on OCI using both Gemini and OpenAI models
  • 25 new Claw-powered applications at launch (finance, HR, supply chain, sales), 75 total in the Fusion Agentic Applications portfolio
  • Reuse of approved agent plans reported to cut reasoning costs 50%+ (Oracle claim)

Use cases

  • Ledger reconciliation and finance close automation
  • Workforce staffing and HR process execution
  • Shipping consolidation and supply chain operations
  • Sales territory planning within an ERP system

Pricing

unknown -- bundled with Oracle Fusion Applications; no standalone pricing disclosed.

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Dates and sources

Released
29 Sept 2026
Record updated
7 Oct 2026
Record last checked
7 Oct 2026

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