Oracle Fusion
16 actions · 3 auth methods
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Authentication
Basic Authentication
Basic Authentication requires a username and password with access to HCM REST APIs.Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials)
OAuth 2.0 authentication uses client credentials to obtain an access token from Oracle Identity Cloud Service.Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
OAuth 2.0 (Authorization Code)
Three-legged OAuth that acts on behalf of a signed-in Oracle user. Requires a confidential application in Oracle Identit…Guides: Connector Profile, Link Account
Getting Started
1
Create or Select a Project
Set up a new project or select an existing one. See Organizations & Projects.
2
Configure the Connector
Enable the connector and set up a connector profile in your project. See Managing Connectors.
Connector Profile
Oracle Fusion - Basic Authentication
Connector Profile
Oracle Fusion - OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials)
Connector Profile
Oracle Fusion - OAuth 2.0 (Authorization Code)
3
Link an Account
Connect an account using StackOne Hub or Auth Link.
Link Account
Oracle Fusion - Basic Authentication
Link Account
Oracle Fusion - OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials)
Link Account
Oracle Fusion - OAuth 2.0 (Authorization Code)
4
Use Actions
Invoke actions using one of the methods below:
- MCP – Model Context Protocol for AI assistants
- A2A – Agent-to-Agent protocol
- Agent SDK – TypeScript and Python SDKs for AI agents
- Actions RPC – Direct API calls
- Playground – Test actions in the dashboard