# Oracle EBS Module to Fusion Cloud Product Map

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## Short answer

See which Oracle Fusion Cloud product replaces each E-Business Suite module, with the key change to plan for.

## Category

oracle

## Erp

Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM

## Audience

- Oracle Cloud consultant
- IT director
- EBS migration lead

## Tool

**Kind:** worksheet

**Mode:** reference

**Columns:**

#### EBS module

**Key:** ebs

**Type:** text

#### Fusion Cloud product

**Key:** fusion

**Type:** text

#### Family

**Key:** family

**Type:** text

#### Main change to plan for

**Key:** change

**Type:** text

**Rows:**

**Ebs:** Inventory

**Fusion:** Inventory Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Organization model and transaction types are redesigned; subinventory and locator control re-checked

**Ebs:** Bills of Material

**Fusion:** Product Management (item structures) and Manufacturing (work definitions)

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** BOM and routing combine into the work definition for manufacturing

**Ebs:** Engineering

**Fusion:** Product Development

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Change orders and item revisions use the Product Lifecycle features

**Ebs:** Work in Process

**Fusion:** Manufacturing

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Discrete jobs become work orders; shop floor execution uses work execution screens

**Ebs:** Advanced Supply Chain Planning

**Fusion:** Supply Chain Planning (Supply Planning)

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Plan types and exception handling differ; review planning options per plan

**Ebs:** Demand Planning

**Fusion:** Demand Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Forecast measures and engines are redefined, history must be reloaded

**Ebs:** Purchasing

**Fusion:** Procurement (Purchasing)

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Operating units become procurement BUs; approval management is rebuilt

**Ebs:** iProcurement

**Fusion:** Self Service Procurement

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Catalogs and smart forms are reconfigured, not migrated as is

**Ebs:** iSupplier Portal

**Fusion:** Supplier Portal

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Supplier registration and profile management are a new onboarding flow

**Ebs:** Order Management

**Fusion:** Order Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Order orchestration replaces OM workflow; pricing and availability are separate services

**Ebs:** Advanced Pricing

**Fusion:** Pricing

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Price lists and discount strategies are rebuilt in the new pricing model

**Ebs:** Shipping Execution

**Fusion:** Shipping

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Pick wave and ship confirm flows are redesigned

**Ebs:** Warehouse Management

**Fusion:** Warehouse Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Task and wave rules need redesign, not a lift and shift

**Ebs:** Cost Management

**Fusion:** Cost Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Cost organizations, cost books and accounting rules replace cost groups and types

**Ebs:** Landed Cost Management

**Fusion:** Landed Cost Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Trade shipments and charge rules are set up fresh

**Ebs:** Quality

**Fusion:** Quality Management

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Inspection plans are redefined in the new inspection model

**Ebs:** Enterprise Asset Management

**Fusion:** Maintenance

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Asset and work order structures are re-created, historic data migration is selective

**Ebs:** Process Manufacturing (OPM)

**Fusion:** Manufacturing (process capable) 

**Family:** SCM

**Change:** Formulas and recipes map to work definitions; validate fit for process use

**Ebs:** General Ledger

**Fusion:** General Ledger

**Family:** Financials

**Change:** Chart of accounts and ledgers are redesigned, with subledger accounting

**Ebs:** Payables

**Fusion:** Payables

**Family:** Financials

**Change:** Invoice workflows and payment processing are reconfigured

**Ebs:** Receivables

**Fusion:** Receivables

**Family:** Financials

**Change:** Transaction sources and AutoInvoice style imports differ

**Ebs:** Fixed Assets

**Fusion:** Fixed Assets

**Family:** Financials

**Change:** Asset books and depreciation rules need review before opening balances load

**Ebs:** Projects

**Fusion:** Project Management and Project Costing

**Family:** Financials

**Change:** Project templates and costing are restructured

**Ebs:** Human Resources

**Fusion:** Human Capital Management (Global HR)

**Family:** HCM

**Change:** Different data model; migration is a separate project

**Notes:** Product names and packaging change between releases. Confirm availability and licensing for your contract before scoping.

## Content

**Intro:** When a manufacturer starts planning a move from E-Business Suite to Oracle Fusion Cloud, the first question is always which product replaces which module. This reference gives the mapping and the main change each one brings.

**Sections:**

#### How to use the map

**Body:** Filter by family to scope the SCM wave separately from financials. Search for a legacy module name and read the change column before you size effort. Export the table into your project scoping workbook and add columns for owner, interface count and customization count.

**Bullets:**

- Scope SCM and Financials in one view
- Add owner and customization columns after export
- Use as an agenda for the first fit gap workshops

#### Re-implement, do not lift and shift

**Body:** Fusion is a different product with a different data model, not an upgrade of EBS. Customizations to forms, PL/SQL and workflows do not carry over. Plan for configuration, extensions and integration redesign. Data moves through FBDI, REST or other loaders after cleansing, not by database copy.

#### Common mistakes

**Body:** Teams often scope by module name alone. Two EBS modules may map to one Fusion product, and one EBS module may split across two. Another mistake is forgetting adjacent areas such as reporting, security roles and integrations, which usually carry more work than the module setup itself.

**Bullets:**

- Count integrations per module, not just screens
- Replace custom reports using BI Publisher or OTBI
- Redesign security rather than copying responsibilities

**Cta:** If you maintain a large EBS customization estate, we can help inventory what needs rebuilding and where an AI assistant over your data reduces report and query workload during the transition.

**Faq:**

#### Does every EBS module have a Fusion equivalent?

**Answer:** Most core modules do, but not all features carry over. Some EBS capabilities are covered by different products or are not available. Always check the current release functionality for your specific processes before committing to a scope.

#### Can I migrate customizations?

**Answer:** Not directly. Forms, PL/SQL packages and workflows have no automatic path. You re-create the requirement with configuration, Application Composer, extensions, or integrations. This is why a customization inventory is an early migration deliverable.

#### Is Fusion Manufacturing suitable for process manufacturers?

**Answer:** Fusion Manufacturing supports process industries in addition to discrete, but fit depends on your formulation, lot and yield needs. Validate against your recipes in a fit gap before assuming parity with OPM.

#### Are product names stable?

**Answer:** No. Oracle repackages and renames products between releases, so use this as an orientation tool and confirm exact names in current documentation.

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