Browse every SyntraETL connector for legacy system migration, archival and historical reporting. ERP, HCM and payroll, procurement, CRM, SCM and industry-specific systems — all flowing into Oracle Fusion Cloud, SyntraETL Cloud Archive and the historical reporting platform through the same governed engine.
100+ pre-built syntraetl connectors organised by domain. Click into any source system to see its data model, extraction approach, supported Fusion targets and example customer migrations.
The SyntraETL connector directory is the navigational hub for the full library of legacy system connectors. Whether you are running an Oracle Fusion ERP migration, an Oracle Fusion HCM Cloud cutover, an Oracle Procurement Cloud rollout, a multi-system consolidation programme, or a pure legacy retirement and archival initiative — the directory exists so you can find every relevant oracle fusion connectors entry in one place without browsing the full website.
Each connector entry links to a connector-specific page explaining the source system's data model, the SyntraETL extraction approach (read-only API extraction, database extraction, log-based CDC, or platform-specific bulk export), the supported Fusion target modules, the canonical crosswalk patterns and example customer migrations. Connectors are organised into six domains: ERP systems, HCM and payroll systems, procurement systems, CRM systems, SCM systems, and industry-specific systems (healthcare, life sciences, insurance, banking, telecom, utilities, retail, hospitality, education, public sector, manufacturing, PLM/maintenance, EPM/planning).
The directory is the entry point for CIOs evaluating SyntraETL coverage against their legacy estate, for ERP programme managers scoping a Fusion cutover, for Oracle Partners building a co-sell proposition, and for procurement teams identifying the right procurement connectors for a Coupa or Ariba migration. For multi-system landscapes — typical at large enterprises with acquisitions — multiple syntraetl connectors run in parallel through the same engine, with unified reconciliation per domain and a single audit-evidence pack covering the whole programme.
The SyntraETL connector directory is the navigational hub listing every pre-built syntraetl connector for legacy system migration, archival and historical reporting. It is organised by domain: ERP systems, HCM and payroll systems, procurement systems, CRM systems, SCM systems and industry-specific systems. Each entry links to a connector page explaining the source system in depth — its data model, extraction approach, supported Fusion targets, audit-evidence model and example use cases. The directory exists so CIOs, ERP programme managers, Oracle Partners and procurement teams can quickly find the legacy system connectors relevant to their portfolio, and to make the breadth of oracle fusion connectors coverage easy to evaluate at a glance without reading every individual product page.
SyntraETL ships pre-built connectors for 100+ source systems across six domains. ERP (40+): Oracle EBS, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365/AX/GP/NAV, Infor M3/LN/Lawson/Baan/LX, Sage 300/500/Intacct/X3, NetSuite, Acumatica, QAD, Unit4, Epicor, IFS, SYSPRO, The Access Group, Deltek Costpoint, Multiview, Tyler Technologies, Plex. HCM (25+): Workday HCM, PeopleSoft HCM, UKG, Kronos, SAP SuccessFactors, ADP, Ceridian, Paychex, Paycom, Sage People, Cornerstone, iCIMS, Deel, Rippling, Papaya Global. Procurement (5+): Coupa, SAP Ariba, Basware, Bill.com, Tipalti. CRM, SCM, industry-specific (40+): Siebel, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, Blue Yonder, Manhattan, Epic, Cerner, Veeva, Guidewire, Calypso, Murex and many more.
Start with your source system inventory. Map your current ERP, HCM, procurement, CRM and operational systems against the SyntraETL connector directory, then identify which target you are moving to (Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials, Oracle Fusion HCM Cloud, Oracle Procurement Cloud, or simply SyntraETL Cloud Archive for retirement scenarios). For multi-system landscapes — typical at large enterprises with acquisitions — multiple syntraetl connectors run in parallel through the same engine, with unified reconciliation per domain. A 30-minute discovery call walks through your source-system list, target landscape, retention obligations and timeline; the output is a concrete connector list, sizing and budget you can take to executive sponsors before committing to any work.
There is a maturity gradient. Tier-1 connectors (deployed across many customer migrations): Oracle EBS, PeopleSoft Financials & HCM, JD Edwards, SAP ECC, SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O, Workday HCM, UKG, Kronos, ADP, Coupa, SAP Ariba, Infor M3, Infor LN. Tier-2 connectors (proven across multiple customer programmes): Sage Intacct, Sage X3, NetSuite, Ceridian Dayforce, SuccessFactors, Cornerstone OnDemand, Basware, IBM Maximo, Guidewire, Cerner, Veeva. Tier-3 connectors (build-on-demand following the same platform pattern): the longer tail of industry-specific systems where coverage scales with customer demand. Tier-1 connectors are the safest choice for time-critical migrations; Tier-2 and Tier-3 are equally capable but with slightly less reference history.
Yes. The connector architecture is target-agnostic: extraction and crosswalk layers are unchanged; only the emitter layer differs per target. The most common target is Oracle Fusion Cloud (Financials, HCM, Procurement, SCM), but the same syntraetl connectors also feed Workday Financials, SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O, NetSuite and other modern cloud ERPs — for ERP consolidation projects running in different directions. Legacy system connectors also feed SyntraETL Cloud Archive for retirement scenarios where no migration target is needed at all. The historical reporting platform consumes from Cloud Archive to serve audit, tax and compliance teams long after the source system is decommissioned.
Three steps. Step 1: browse this directory to identify the connectors that match your source-system portfolio. Step 2: book a 30-minute discovery call covering your source ERP / HCM / procurement / industry-system estate, target Fusion modules (or pure retirement / archival scope), retention obligations and timeline. Step 3: receive a connector-by-connector sizing with hard timeline and budget for the full programme. Most customers begin with one tier-1 connector as the proof-of-value pilot (typically Oracle EBS or PeopleSoft or SAP ECC), then expand to the full multi-system programme once the platform is proven against their data. Oracle Partners often run pilot-then-rollout in parallel across multiple shared customer accounts.
Book a 30-minute discovery call. We will walk through your source-system list, target Fusion landscape and retention obligations — and give you a concrete connector list, timeline and budget before the call ends.