Fusion Setup and Configuration Registry

Fusion Setup and Configuration Registry (FSCR) supports setup and configuration tasks for Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Customers and system integrators can plan and execute supported tasks using an AI coding agent such as Codex. Implementation objectives can be described in natural language, and requirements documents or structured data can be provided to guide the agent’s work.

  • Plan the implementation: Review the proposed scope, setup tasks, dependencies, and design decisions. The guided workflow helps resolve missing information and organize supported tasks into an Oracle Run Book.

  • Prepare and configure: Generate setup data samples for supported business objects, review mappings, and validate inputs. Review and approve proposed operations before executing supported configuration or data loading workflows.

  • Review results: Inspect execution status, errors, and available validation evidence. Generate reports that identify completed work, unresolved issues, and remaining verification needs.

  • Resume work: Identify your project in a later session to review its saved plans and decisions and continue with the next task.

FSCR helps implementation teams reduce repetitive setup work and improve configuration consistency. Retained decisions and validation evidence support project continuity and clearer handovers.

Steps to enable and configure

  1. Confirm that the target environment runs Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications 26D with the October 16, 2026 Weekly Maintenance Pack, or a higher release or maintenance pack.
  2. Set the ORA_HRC_DL_ENABLE_FSCR profile option to Y.
  3. Download or clone the FSCR repository from https://github.com/oracle/Fusion-Setup-Configuration-Registry. Set up the AI coding agent and dependencies described in the README, including Python 3.11 or newer as the recommended runtime for automation scripts.
  4. Follow FSCR Onboarding to create and activate a public OAuth client of type Mobile Application in the Fusion environment's Identity Domain.
  5. Configure core/auth/fusionEnv.properties with the Fusion Applications environment, client ID, callback URL, and service scopes.
  6. Complete environment enrollment and browser authentication using the documented Fusion OAuth Authentication workflow.

Use the repository's onboarding guidance for the detailed setup instructions.

Tips and considerations

  • FSCR is separately released sample and reference material under the Universal Permissive License (UPL), Version 1.0. It isn't an Oracle Fusion Cloud product feature and isn't covered by Fusion Cloud product support.
  • Coverage across ERP, HCM, SCM, and CX depends on the skills included in the published release. FSCR doesn't automatically configure an entire implementation.
  • Consultants remain responsible for reviewing requirements, approving changes, and verifying that the resulting configuration meets business needs.
  • Confirm the target environment before executing changes. FSCR doesn't automatically distinguish development, test, and production environments and doesn't provide rollback. Validate changes in a nonproduction environment before following approved production change procedures.
  • An accepted data load submission doesn't mean processing is complete. Request status and error details separately. Reports based on saved evidence don't refresh live status or run new tests.
  • Report FSCR defects through GitHub Issues and use the FSCR Oracle Cloud Customer Connect community for usage questions and ideas. Report underlying Oracle Fusion Cloud product issues through Oracle Support.

Key resources

Access requirements

Users need authorized access to the target Oracle Fusion Cloud environment and the application roles, privileges, and data access required for each selected operation. The ORA_HRC_DL_ENABLE_FSCR profile option must be set to Y. Creating the OAuth client requires appropriate Identity Domain administration permissions. FSCR doesn't supply a Fusion environment or credentials.