New role-based AI agents embedded in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications help organizations efficiently enhance customer experiences
Austin, Texas—October 6, 2025
Oracle today announced new role-based AI agents within Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications to help customer experience (CX) leaders unlock new revenue opportunities. The new AI agents are embedded within marketing, sales, and service processes to help CX leaders increase operational efficiency and build and nurture lasting customer relationships by automating processes and analyzing connected data.
“AI agents are transforming customer engagements from reactive, manual, and cumbersome processes into highly valuable and proactive strategies that enable organizations to scale quality experiences to win more business and keep customers happy,” said Chris Leone, executive vice president of Applications Development, Oracle. “The new AI agents in Oracle Fusion Applications help CX leaders deliver personalized support, deepen customer loyalty, and unlock new revenue opportunities with intelligent insights and agentic automation.”
Running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle AI agents are prebuilt and natively integrated within Oracle Fusion Applications at no additional cost. Embedded within the existing workflows of a business, they can help users operate faster and make better decisions. The new AI agents within Oracle Fusion Cloud Customer Experience (CX), part of Oracle Fusion Applications, include:
Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications provide an integrated suite of AI-powered cloud applications that enable organizations to execute faster, make smarter decisions, and lower costs. Oracle Fusion Applications include:
To learn more about Oracle Fusion Applications, visit oracle.com/applications
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