Oracle and Lima Juno — Agentic AI both bring agents to supply chain work, and each of them starts from a different place.
Drawn from the numbered sources at the foot of this page.
Oracle bundles SCM agents and Fusion Agentic Applications directly into Fusion Cloud, working natively on Oracle's own data model and security framework, while Fusion Data Intelligence and Select AI answer questions in plain language over Fusion and Oracle database data. AI Agent Studio adds natural-language composition, approvals and a partner marketplace. Gartner names Oracle a Leader in both its 2026 quadrants for Supply Chain Planning Solutions [1][7].
Numbers in brackets point to the numbered sources at the foot of the page. The line under each question says what a complete answer contains.
A complete answer names the systems the data has to be copied into, and the systems that are read where they stand.
A complete answer names the interface used for each system and says which of them are live today.
A complete answer says what arrives ready, what your team builds, and how long that modelling work takes.
A complete answer shows the question, the query that ran, the sources read and the access rules applied.
A complete answer says who writes a rule, in which language, and how it is reviewed before it runs.
A complete answer gives the levels available, who approves what at each one, and how a level is raised and lowered.
A complete answer names the interface for each ERP and says where the acknowledgement of a write is kept.
A complete answer says what is recorded for each decision and how that record shapes the next recommendation.
A complete answer names the unit of charge, the route to try it, and the analyst reports that cover the category.
Situations in which Oracle’s own product is the better first move.
Many clients keep Oracle and add Juno beside it; these are the things it brings.
Juno answers questions and runs agents across Oracle, SAP, planning suites and other systems together, reading each one's data in place beside Fusion.
Juno sets autonomy per agent on the A0 to A4 scale, with a named approver recorded at each supervised step, beside Oracle's own guardrail-based framing.
Juno writes an approved action back to Oracle Fusion with the system's own acknowledgement kept on the audit record, stated separately from the write itself.
Juno records what a planner accepts, edits or rejects at every level, so the next cycle's recommendation improves even under close supervision.
Each card links to the capability page that shows the mechanism.
Yes, and many estates do. Juno registers Oracle’s data beside the ERP and the planning system, answers questions across all of them and runs agents at the level you set for each one.
From Oracle’s own public pages, press releases and documentation, listed at the foot of this page with their publication dates. Where the public material leaves a point open, the answer says so.
Every source was checked on 19 September 2026. Each vendor releases new agent features often, so treat a page older than a quarter as a starting point for the briefing.
The Oracle column rests on public material only.
Each number in the Oracle answers above points to the matching entry in this list. Every entry was checked on 19 September 2026.
Bring two systems and one decision your planners make every week. In the first week we register the data, confirm the mapping with your team, answer your questions in ChatLima and run the first agent at the level you choose.
