What domain tools does ETHX Softcon build for Oracle ERP?
ETHX Softcon builds seven domain tools that extend Oracle Fusion Cloud and E-Business Suite where standard Oracle screens are a poor fit for the people doing the work: manufacturing, supplier, field service, HR self-service and project portals, Oracle mobile apps, and a medical and healthcare ERP extension.
The Manufacturing Portal covers shop-floor execution, OEE and downtime, WIP, scrap and quality, with PLC and SCADA signals captured through OPC UA and Oracle Integration Cloud adapters. The Field Service Portal handles work-order dispatch, technician routing and closure; the HR Self-Service Portal sits on Oracle HCM Cloud for approvals, expenses, leave and onboarding; and the Project Management Portal brings time, cost and deliverables together with Oracle Projects and Fusion Financials.
The Medical & Healthcare ERP adds clinical supply chain, patient data connectors and regulatory reporting. Every tool is SSO-ready and built to sit alongside Oracle Cloud and EBS.
How does the ETHX Softcon Supplier Portal work with Oracle?
Suppliers acknowledge, query, request changes to and split-ship open purchase orders, and submit advance shipment notices that are matched to receipts in Oracle. Invoices can be uploaded as PDF, XML (UBL or Peppol), CSV or structured e-invoices, with OCR on PDFs and 3-way matching. Suppliers can see payment schedules and remittances and raise disputes. Onboarding lets them self-register and upload tax and bank documents through an approval workflow with KYC checks. Rollout typically starts with a pilot group of 10–20 strategic suppliers.
How does ETHX Softcon build mobile apps for Oracle Fusion?
ETHX Softcon builds custom, role-based Oracle mobile apps for tasks Oracle's standard apps do not cover, such as approvals and expenses, shop-floor tablets, field technicians and manager self-service. Most are built in React Native for iOS and Android, with native code where advanced camera or AR features need it, and connect through Oracle Integration Cloud or REST. Apps are offline-first, with local SQLite, queued writes and reconciliation on sync, and users sign in with SAML or OIDC, with PII redaction and audit logging.
