Do you support both Oracle Fusion and E-Business Suite?

Yes — Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement (Self Service Procurement) and E-Business Suite iProcurement both, with the setup differences handled per buyer.

What does our buyer need to configure in Oracle?

A punchout catalogue entry pointing at your store’s punchout URL with agreed cXML identities and a shared secret. We supply the exact values and validate the connection with their procurement/IT team.

Can Oracle purchase orders create orders in our store automatically?

Yes — where the buyer transmits POs electronically (typically cXML), we create the order in Magento, Shopify or your custom platform automatically. Where they don’t, we can process emailed POs as a fallback.

Our buyer mentioned punchout via a marketplace or aggregator — do we need one?

Usually not. A direct punchout connection to your store avoids aggregator per-transaction fees. If your buyer mandates a specific network, we integrate with that too.

Which ecommerce platforms can you connect to Oracle?

Magento / Adobe Commerce and Shopify with our ready-made solutions, or any other platform — BigCommerce, WooCommerce, headless, bespoke — as a custom build on the same cXML core.

Oracle Fusion · iProcurement · cXML PunchOut

Oracle Punchout Integration

Whether your buyer runs Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement or classic E-Business Suite iProcurement, we connect your store as a punchout catalogue — cXML handshake, live shopping on your site, basket returned as a requisition, and purchase orders flowing back into your store automatically.

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What is Oracle punchout?

Oracle punchout lets a requisitioner inside Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement (or older E-Business Suite iProcurement) click through to your ecommerce store, shop your live catalogue at their agreed pricing, and return the basket to Oracle as a requisition. Oracle uses cXML for the punchout conversation — a PunchOutSetupRequest to open the session and a PunchOutOrderMessage to carry the basket home.

Approved requisitions become purchase orders that Oracle can transmit electronically to your store, where we create the order automatically. For suppliers, it replaces uploaded catalogue files and emailed POs with one live connection that stays accurate by definition.

Punchout from Oracle

The buyer clicks your supplier link in Oracle Fusion Self Service Procurement or iProcurement. Oracle sends a cXML PunchOutSetupRequest; your store validates it and returns the shopping URL.

Shop your live catalogue

The requisitioner browses your real products and stock at their contract pricing, on your own storefront.

Basket returns as a requisition

Checkout posts the basket back to Oracle as a cXML PunchOutOrderMessage — items, part numbers, categories and prices mapped to the buyer’s Oracle conventions.

PO into your store

The approved PO is transmitted to your store (cXML or the buyer’s preferred channel) and we create the order automatically, with confirmations back where supported.

The Oracle-specific details we handle

Fusion and E-Business Suite behave differently, and Oracle buyers’ supplier-enablement teams have their own checklists. We’ve been through them.

Fusion Cloud and EBS iProcurement

Punchout setup differs between Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement and classic iProcurement (which can also punch out via the Oracle Exchange/OSN routes). We configure for whichever your buyer runs.

Category & UOM mapping

Baskets return with the purchasing categories and units of measure the buyer’s Oracle instance expects, so requisitions don’t stall in mapping errors.

Authentication & shared secrets

cXML credential exchange, shared-secret validation and IP/domain allowances per the buyer’s security requirements — set up and verified with their enablement team.