Fusion Claw learning path · Reference

Plain-language definitions for the terms used in this learning path.

TermWhat it means
Fusion ClawA governed, agentic execution runtime for Oracle Fusion Agentic Applications. It combines AI reasoning with deterministic enterprise computation to complete highly complex work at scale.
Fusion Agentic ApplicationsThe system of outcomes. Workspaces and command centers that coordinate work.
Fusion ApplicationsThe system of record for ERP, SCM, HCM, and CX.
AI Agent StudioWhere you build and extend agents, agentic apps, and skills.
OutcomeA business objective with a measurable target that Claw works toward.
Outcome trust harnessRuntime controls over identity, capabilities, data, actions, and evidence.
Outcome receiptThe audit record of a run, including its chain of evidence.
Chain of evidenceThe detailed view inside a receipt: sources, SOP, steps, and traceability IDs.
Decision authorityWho has the final say on a run: Human Directed or Autonomous.
Outcome fingerprintA verification ID and digital signature showing the receipt is intact.
Enterprise Operating EnvelopeThe boundaries the business sets: objectives, policies, SOPs, permissions, approvals, and escalation points.
Large language model (LLM)The AI model that reads the objective, reasons about the problem, and creates a plan.
Workspace / command centerA Fusion Agentic Application built around one job, such as load planning or the ledger close.
Authorized actionA change Claw makes in Fusion only because the business has allowed it.
Close readinessWhether the books are accurate and supported enough to close the period.
Outcome runOne execution of an outcome, from plan to result.
Deterministic computationExact, repeatable calculation: optimizers, simulators, reconciliation.
AI unitsModel consumption. Claw spends it on planning, not on the heavy computation.
Work assistance · Deep research · Full AutoThe three autonomy modes, from “Claw assists” to “Claw executes within authority.”

For product details, see the Fusion Claw documentation.