Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)
We orchestrate flows between Oracle SaaS, on-premises systems and external services, including over VPN and proxy layers.
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Get your systems talking to each other.
When information lives in separate places, someone ends up copying it by hand. A good integration does that work on its own, every day, without typing errors and with a record of every movement.
Let’s talk about your projectWhat usually happens without integration
- Your team enters the same data in the ERP, the payroll system and a spreadsheet.
- Sales and finance numbers never match on the first try.
- A change in one system takes days to show up in the others.
- When something fails, nobody knows at which step the information got lost.
Oracle Cloud specialists
It’s the ecosystem we know best. Our lead architect holds official Oracle University certifications and has worked on enterprise projects since 2017.
Oracle Fusion HCM and ERP
We connect human resources, finance and procurement with the rest of your operation.
Oracle APEX and Autonomous Database
Fast applications and reports on top of your data in Oracle Cloud.
Oracle Eloqua
Campaigns and contacts kept in sync with your data sources and channels: email, SMS, notifications and ads.
Beyond Oracle
APIs and web services
We connect modern and legacy systems through REST APIs and scheduled processes.
Databases
MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB and Oracle Database, with optimized queries.
Data and ETL
Workflows that extract, transform and load information for reports you can trust.
Marketing platforms
Meta, TikTok and Google Ads, OneSignal and Eloqua connected to your data.
What a well-built integration looks like
- Monitoring that warns you when something didn’t arrive, before a customer notices.
- Automatic retries and a log of every message, so errors are found quickly.
- Access with the minimum permissions needed, and encrypted communication.
- Technical documentation, so your team understands and can maintain every flow.
A real example
A banking organization with a staff of more than 10,000 needed to connect its Oracle SaaS applications to internal systems sitting behind its network. We designed an architecture where Oracle Integration Cloud agents communicate through VPN and proxy layers, without exposing the internal systems to the internet.
The solution was adopted into production, with data security and regulatory compliance across the entire flow.
See all projectsCommon questions
Do I have to replace my systems?
No. The whole idea of an integration is that each system keeps doing what it does well, while the information flows between them.
Is it safe to connect internal systems to the cloud?
Yes, when it’s designed well: encrypted communication, VPN or proxy where needed, and access limited to what’s necessary. We review it with your security team from the design stage.
What happens if an integration fails?
Monitoring detects it and raises an alert. Messages are logged, so they can be reprocessed without losing information.
Do you only work with Oracle?
No. It’s our specialty, but we integrate any system that has an API or an accessible database.
Articles about this service
MySQL performance with InnoDB: indexes, transactions and slow queriesTuning parameters without measuring the work queries do rarely fixes a performance problem. A diagnostic method for MySQL 8.4 with InnoDB: indexes, plans, transactions, locks and evidence-based configuration.Error handling and reprocessing in Oracle Integration 3: a model that neither loses nor duplicates workA misclassified fault becomes either a duplicated operation or lost work. A model for fault classification, visibility and recovery for integrations in Oracle Integration 3.Queue architecture: acknowledgement, idempotency, retries and dead lettersA queue decouples systems, but it does not remove pending work: it moves it. Design principles for acknowledging at the right moment, avoiding duplicate effects, retrying with judgment and operating the dead-letter queue.
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Which systems would you like to connect?
Tell us which ones you use today and where the most time gets lost. We’ll suggest where to start.
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