ORACLE FUSION SCM MIGRATION

    Oracle Fusion SCM Migration — Inventory, Procurement & Manufacturing

    Supply-chain migration couples masters, transactions and costing — items, suppliers, on-hand inventory, open POs, BOMs, routings and work orders. Syntra ETL migrates Oracle Fusion SCM (Product Hub, Inventory, Procurement, Manufacturing) via FBDI with inventory and cost reconciliation.

    FBDI
    Native SCM loader
    Items+suppliers
    Master data
    On-hand+WIP
    Reconciled
    BOM/routing
    Preserved

    What an Oracle Fusion SCM migration involves

    SCM migration is master data plus open transactions plus costing — and the proof is inventory valuation and open-PO balances that tie to the source and the GL.

    You migrate item and supplier/customer masters, on-hand inventory with lots and serials, open purchase orders and requisitions, BOMs, routings and work definitions, and open work orders — mapped to Fusion SCM and loaded via FBDI.

    Inventory valuation, open-PO commitments and WIP are reconciled to the source so the supply chain runs from day one and ties to Financials.

    What gets migrated to Fusion SCM

    The supply-chain objects in scope.

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    Item & product master

    Items, categories, attributes and costing setup.

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    Suppliers & customers

    Supplier/customer master and site data.

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    Inventory

    On-hand by org/subinventory with lots and serials.

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    Procurement

    Open POs, requisitions, agreements and receipts.

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    Manufacturing

    BOMs, routings, work definitions and open work orders.

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    Costing

    Costing methods and standard/average costs.

    How the SCM migration runs

    Masters first, then transactions and costing.

    1

    Map SCM model

    Map source items, orgs and supply-chain structures to Fusion SCM.

    2

    Extract & stage

    Pull masters, inventory, POs, BOMs/routings and work orders.

    3

    Generate FBDI

    Build FBDI payloads per object with mapping applied.

    4

    Sandbox load & validate

    Load to a Fusion test pod and clear validation errors.

    5

    Reconcile

    Inventory valuation, open-PO and WIP balances matched to source and GL.

    6

    Cut over

    Final delta, production load and go-live.

    Why Syntra for Fusion SCM

    What you get.

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    FBDI automation

    Item, inventory, PO and manufacturing loads generated automatically.

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    Inventory accuracy

    On-hand, lots/serials and valuation reconciled.

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    BOM/routing integrity

    Bills of material and routings migrated intact.

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    Procurement continuity

    Open POs and agreements carried forward.

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    Cost continuity

    Costing methods and values preserved.

    Fixed-fee, fast

    Pre-built extractors, weeks not months.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do you migrate inventory to Oracle Fusion?+

    On-hand quantities by organization and subinventory, including lots and serials, are loaded via the Inventory FBDI and reconciled to the source, with inventory valuation tied to Financials so the balance sheet matches.

    Can you migrate open purchase orders?+

    Yes — open POs, requisitions, blanket agreements and pending receipts are migrated via FBDI and reconciled so procurement commitments carry forward correctly.

    Are BOMs and routings preserved?+

    Yes — bills of material, routings and work definitions, plus open work orders, are mapped to Oracle Fusion Manufacturing and reconciled so production continues uninterrupted.

    How is item master data handled?+

    Items, categories, attributes and costing setup are migrated via Product Hub/Inventory FBDI, with cleansing of duplicates and obsolete items as part of the migration.

    How long does an SCM migration take?+

    SCM scope typically runs alongside Financials in a 12–20 week program depending on item/transaction volumes and manufacturing complexity.

    Scope Your SCM Migration

    Tell us your source supply-chain system and scope. We'll size a fixed-fee Oracle Fusion SCM migration with inventory and cost reconciliation.