Oracle announced a major expansion of its AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, introducing a new Agentic Applications Builder along with enhanced workflow orchestration, content intelligence, contextual memory, and ROI measurement capabilities. The updates are designed to help organizations move beyond experimental AI pilots and deploy scalable, outcome-driven AI systems across enterprise operations.
The expanded platform enables businesses to build, connect, and run AI agents and agentic applications using natural language, without requiring traditional coding. These agents are capable of reasoning, executing multi-step processes across enterprise systems, and continuously improving through contextual awareness. Oracle emphasized that the platform is built with enterprise-grade governance, security, and observability to ensure responsible and measurable AI adoption.
A central addition is the Agentic Applications Builder, which allows users to assemble applications from Oracle, partner, and third-party agents. The system supports workflow orchestration across complex processes, enabling coordination between multiple agents with built-in logic, rules, and human oversight.
Other enhancements include content intelligence, which transforms unstructured and structured enterprise data into actionable insights, and contextual memory, which allows agents to retain and share relevant information across tasks and workflows. The platform also introduces multimodal large language model capabilities, enabling agents to process and generate outputs across text, images, audio, and video.
To support deployment and scaling, Oracle added monitoring and observability tools, including a prompt playground for testing and refining agent behavior. A new ROI dashboard provides visibility into business impact, including time savings, cost reductions, and productivity gains.
Oracle noted that more than 63,000 certified experts are now trained on AI Agent Studio, helping organizations identify use cases and accelerate implementation. The platform is available at no additional cost for Oracle Fusion Applications customers and integrates directly with Oracle’s ERP, HCM, SCM, and CX systems.
The company positioned these updates as a step toward enabling fully autonomous enterprise operations, where AI agents move beyond assisting users to actively executing business processes at scale.
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“As organizations move beyond pilots and begin operationalizing AI across the enterprise, they need the ability to tailor AI to their unique workflows, expertise, and operational priorities. With AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications, we are helping customers and partners build the foundation for a more autonomous enterprise. Builders can create AI automations and agentic applications using natural language that are powered by enterprise AI agents capable of reasoning, taking action across business systems, and continuously executing processes. This enables organizations to move beyond dashboards and copilots to AI-powered applications that actively run the business, with the governance, trust, and security that enterprises require.”
Chris Leone, Executive Vice President Of Applications Development, Oracle
“Organizations are recognizing that one-size-fits-all AI is not enough, and they need the flexibility to choose the right large language model for each use case while configuring solutions to match unique business requirements. The latest updates to Oracle AI Agent Studio expand the options available to our clients and help them compose customized agentic applications.”
Lan Guan, Chief AI And Data Officer, Accenture
“Enterprise AI is evolving quickly from task-based assistance to outcome-driven automation, and Deloitte clients want that shift delivered with the controls and accountability their business requires. Oracle and Deloitte are working together to help organizations build and run agentic applications at scale, connecting data, workflows, and governance with Oracle AI Agent Studio and new Agentic Applications Builder.”
Mauro Schiavon, Global Chief Commercial Officer, Oracle Business, Deloitte
“To deliver real value, AI should be built into the systems companies already run their business on. By connecting trustworthy AI agents directly into everyday workflows, Oracle is helping organizations put AI to work at scale and drive meaningful change across the business.”
Rob Fisher, Global Head Of Advisory, KPMG International
“As customers move from isolated AI use cases to outcomes-focused AI across the enterprise, they need a development platform that can orchestrate workflows, manage context, and measure impact. We’re excited that the expanded Oracle AI Agent Studio, including the new Agentic Applications Builder, creates a faster path to bring PwC’s Agent Powered Performance engine to life for our customers, so they can quickly activate our existing assets and accelerators, streamline adoption, and measure value across Fusion-powered workflows at scale.”
Kevin Sullivan, Oracle Global Alliance Leader, PwC
