Key takeaways 

  • Product roadmaps for Release 26C show new and upcoming features in Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, including AI agents and agentic applications.
  • Release 26C introduces AI Studio Skill, enabling developers to use tools such as VS Code, Codex, Claude Code to build or customize Fusion Agentic Applications.
  • Customers can download the latest roadmaps from Oracle Cloud Customer Connect (login required).

Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications development teams release improvements every quarter to help you and your organization succeed. Release 26C is now available, delivering hundreds of product updates and continuing the roll out of AI agents and Fusion Agentic Applications. It also introduces an important enhancement to AI Agent Studio: AI Studio Skill. It is the pro-code development path that enables developers to build or customize Fusion Agentic Applications using tools such as VS Code, Codex, and Claude Code in AI Agent Studio. The updated roadmaps show what’s available now and what’s coming soon.

Here are a few of the AI highlights:

  • Finance and Accounting introduced Fusion Agentic Apps for accounting operations, supplier qualification, and risk management. There are also new AI agents and enhancements to existing ones like the Payables Agent and Ledger Agent.
  • Supply Chain and Manufacturing released Fusion Agentic Apps for inventory planning, production readiness, batch process manufacturing, Kanban, and more. There are also UX improvements and new AI agents for planning, inventory, and returns.
  • Human Capital Management delivered new AI agents and Fusion Agentic Apps for hiring, manager coaching, workforce management, and more. The Career Advancement Command Center, for example, supports employee professional growth by open roles and training.
  • Customer Experience introduced new agents across Sales, Service, and Marketing to help with sales forecasting, field service, and data science models, respectively. A new Fusion Agentic App, Service Operations Workspace, recommends priority actions to help prevent SLA breaches and escalations.

The 26C roadmaps can give you a more complete picture, including plans for AI Agent Studio and Analytics. The information below will help you find and use them.

New 26C roadmaps now available 

Fusion Apps roadmaps are published on the roadmaps page on Oracle Cloud Customer Connect (OCCC), login required. They are named based on the release order during a calendar year, so in 2026 the roadmaps for the first release were 26A, the roadmaps for the second release are 26B, and so on.

We publish two types of roadmaps:

  • High-level roadmap: These provide an overview of the most important updates across Fusion Apps: Finance and Accounting, Supply Chain and Manufacturing, Human Resources, and Customer Experience.
  • Solution-level roadmap: These drill into updates and plans for specific product families (e.g., within HCM, you’ll find Human Resources Foundation, Talent Management, Workforce Management, and HCM Analytics.)

Each roadmap divides product enhancements into columns reflecting different timeframes:

  • Update: provides highlights delivered in the most recent release
  • Upcoming: shows product enhancements planned for the near term
  • Future: displays features and functionality envisioned for longer-term development

Additional info 

For more-detailed product information, check out the Cloud Application Readiness page on Oracle Help Center, which provides documentation on recent releases and fixes. And don’t miss the OCCC forums, where you can discuss, comment, and vote on product enhancements (in the “Ideas” section). 

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