Invoicing Oracle is easy. This site is designed to help you find information about Oracle’s billing process, our invoicing options, and answers to frequently asked questions.
When invoicing Oracle, ensure the following steps are taken:
If your company was not issued a PO, please confirm with your Oracle business partner whether an Oracle PO is required.
Oracle’s preferred method of supplier invoicing is electronic invoicing. We also offer the option of sending PDF invoices via email or paper invoices via mail. However, requirements vary by country. Consult our Invoicing Options page for more country-specific information.
E-Invoicing benefits
Visibility into the invoice transmission process and confirmation of receipt helps guarantee delivery.
Costs of e-invoicing are offset by savings on printing, postage, invoice queries, and other expenses incurred with traditional invoicing.
Data is structured and validated prior to delivery, resulting in fewer data errors and reducing the amount of payment disputes.
E-invoicing helps save on paper, cut down on emissions, and make a positive impact on everyone’s carbon footprint.
Oracle's preferred method of supplier invoicing is electronic invoicing.
Unless you invoice Oracle electronically, invoices should be emailed to the country-specific email address, which you can find on the Invoicing Options page.
Oracle entities in certain jurisdictions require hard copies of invoices (postage required where applicable). The mailing address can be found on page 2 of your PO under the "Bill to" section.
Review our Invoicing Options page to determine the best method for submitting invoices based on your individual supplier situation and the Oracle entity that you are billing.
You can view payment status on Oracle Supplier Portal Cloud.
Log into Oracle Supplier Portal Cloud and check the payment status of your invoice there.
When your company registered as an Oracle Supplier, there should have been two designated contacts: a Self-Service Administrator and a Trusted Party. Your Self-Service Administrator should have the credentials to log in and check payment status. They will also be able to provide you with access.
If you are unsure who the Self-Service Administrator is for your company, contact us.
If you have not registered and would like to create a profile with Oracle, you can create an Oracle account here.
To prevent fraud, changes to bank account details require thorough review and validation by our Supplier Data Management team.
Log in to Oracle Supplier Portal Cloud and update your banking details.
When your company registered as an Oracle Supplier, there would have been two designated contacts: a Self-Service Administrator and a Trusted Party. Your Self-Service Administrator will have the credentials to log in. They will also be able to provide you with access.
If you are unsure who the Self-Service Administrator is for your company, contact us
If you have not registered and would like to create a profile with Oracle, you can create an Oracle account here.
Contact the Oracle representative you have been working with to secure the purchase order for your goods or services.
Expand for more details on each electronic invoicing method. See below for invoice submission options by country.
Suppliers can log into Oracle Business Network to upload invoices in a specific XML format.
If you do not have login credentials, please reach out to your company’s designated Oracle Self-Service Administrator, as they can provide you with access.
Contact us to learn more about Oracle Business Network.
Suppliers can log into Oracle’s online portal and create invoices.
If you do not have login credentials, please reach out to your company’s designated Oracle Self-Service Administrator, as they can provide you with access.
Suppliers can send electronic messages to Oracle via Tungsten Network.
Visit the Tungsten Network for more information.
Suppliers can log into Tungsten Network’s online portal and create invoices.
Visit the Tungsten Network for more information.
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