Oracle Cloud ERP Release 25B: Spotlight on Redwood and AI

Oracle Cloud ERP Release 25B, launched in April 2025, marks a significant milestone in Oracle’s ongoing transformation toward a modern, AI-driven enterprise platform. This release is distinguished by the broad adoption of the Redwood user experience (UX) and a suite of AI-powered enhancements that streamline business processes, improve usability, and drive productivity across Financials, Procurement, Project Management, Supply Chain, and HCM modules.
Oracle Cloud ERP Release 25B: Spotlight on Redwood and AI
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Redwood: Oracle’s Next-Gen User Experience

Redwood is Oracle’s next-generation user interface and experience framework, designed to deliver a modern, intuitive, and intelligent digital workplace. With Release 25B, Redwood UX is now mandatory across core modules such as Inventory, Order Management, Manufacturing, and Procurement, signaling Oracle’s commitment to a unified, modern interface for all users.

Key Redwood Features in 25B

  • Consistent, Modern UI: The Redwood interface is now the default across major modules, providing a cleaner, more responsive, and visually engaging design. This consistency reduces training overhead and accelerates user adoption2
  • Enhanced Usability: Features like powerful search, spreadsheet-style grids, and unified transaction pages simplify navigation and task execution. For example, the new Redwood Inventory Transactions page consolidates pending and completed transactions for easier management
  • Personalisation and Accessibility: Redwood adapts seamlessly across devices and screen sizes, supporting today’s mobile and remote workforce.
  • Guided Flows: Compact, guided flow pages in modules like Compensation and HCM help users complete complex tasks with fewer clicks and clearer instructions.

AI-Driven Enhancements in Release 25B

Release 25B introduces several AI-powered capabilities designed to automate manual tasks, improve decision-making, and enhance operational efficiency:

  • Generative AI Summaries: In Procurement and Project Management, generative AI now provides automatic summaries of lengthy documents-such as RFQs and proposals-enabling approvers to quickly grasp key points and make faster, more informed decisions.
  • Intelligent Automation: AI-driven features reduce manual effort in areas like workflow approvals, document review, and impact analysis, freeing up teams to focus on higher-value activities.

Module-Specific Highlights

Module Redwood Features in 25B AI Enhancements in 25B
Financials Modernised billing and transaction pages Smarter process automation
Procurement Unified Redwood UI for supplier and negotiation tasks Generative AI document summaries
Project Management Redwood pages for proposals and cost control AI-driven proposal analysis
Inventory & Supply Chain Inventory Transactions page, Supplier Portal updates UI improvements for faster task completion

What This Means for Oracle Customers

  • Mandatory Redwood Adoption: With 25B, Redwood is no longer optional for core modules. Organisations must prepare for the transition to ensure minimal disruption and leverage the new capabilities
  • Efficiency Gains: The combination of Redwood UX and AI automation streamlines workflows, reduces manual effort, and accelerates approvals-delivering tangible ROI.
  • Future-Proofing: Oracle’s innovation roadmap is now centered around Redwood and AI. Early adoption positions Organisations to benefit from ongoing enhancements and maintain a competitive edge.

Conclusion

Oracle Cloud ERP Release 25B is a pivotal update that accelerates the shift to a modern, AI-powered enterprise platform. The mandatory Redwood UX and robust AI features deliver a more intuitive, efficient, and intelligent experience for users across all major modules.

Organisations should prioritise their transition strategies to fully capitalise on these enhancements and future-proof their Oracle Cloud investments.

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