Integrate with Third-Party Systems

In this use case a customer wants to integrate with a third-party fulfillment system.

Description	Integration Type	Integration Options	Notes
A customer wants to notify third-party fulfillment systems or send order data to in-house applications. This is a one-way communication (fire and forget). For example, send sales order fulfillment progress including status updates.	Outbound	Business events SOAP services	Business events are raised and subscribed to in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). (Optional) The customer can also define connectors for business events that will get called. Connectors that get called from Oracle Fusion Cloud Order Management for SOAP service integration must be defined.
A customer wants to integrate with a third-party fulfillment system that can send responses back to Oracle Order Management. For example, to send orders to a third-party system for credit checks or to apply or release a hold on an order or line.	Inbound/Outbound	SOAP services REST APIs	Connectors that get called from Oracle Order Management must be defined. Customers must implement a call to the inbound ADF/SOAP service to send responses back to Oracle Order Management. Customers can use an available REST API from Oracle Order Management to perform functions, such as apply or release a hold and update a fulfillment.
A customer wants to send consolidated data to a fulfillment system periodically. For example, to send all the scheduled lines in an order together to a warehouse-management system (WMS).	Outbound	Business Intelligence Cloud Connector (BICC) extract	Customers query data periodically and send the data to a fulfillment system through web services.

Description

Integration Type

Integration Options

Notes

A customer wants to notify third-party fulfillment systems or send order data to in-house applications.

This is a one-way communication (fire and forget). For example, send sales order fulfillment progress including status updates.

Outbound

Business events
SOAP services

Business events are raised and subscribed to in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC).
(Optional) The customer can also define connectors for business events that will get called.
Connectors that get called from Oracle Fusion Cloud Order Management for SOAP service integration must be defined.

A customer wants to integrate with a third-party fulfillment system that can send responses back to Oracle Order Management.

For example, to send orders to a third-party system for credit checks or to apply or release a hold on an order or line.

Inbound/Outbound

SOAP services
REST APIs

Connectors that get called from Oracle Order Management must be defined.
Customers must implement a call to the inbound ADF/SOAP service to send responses back to Oracle Order Management.
Customers can use an available REST API from Oracle Order Management to perform functions, such as apply or release a hold and update a fulfillment.

A customer wants to send consolidated data to a fulfillment system periodically.

For example, to send all the scheduled lines in an order together to a warehouse-management system (WMS).

Outbound

Business Intelligence Cloud Connector (BICC) extract

Customers query data periodically and send the data to a fulfillment system through web services.