Oracle Fusion Cloud production support

Quarterly releases shouldn’t mean quarterly chaos.

Allari runs production support for Oracle Fusion Cloud under Deflationary ERP Support: your support bill goes down every year instead of up. We handle the day-to-day work — tickets, configuration work, security, integrations, vendor escalation and 24/7 on-call for production-critical incidents — so your core team gets its time back for new projects. You pay for the work the team actually does, measured in 15-minute blocks and visible in OpenBook®.

What we cover on Oracle Fusion Cloud

How your support bill comes down

Across Allari’s portfolio, the median customer pays about 8% less in Year 1, 22% less in Year 2 and 30% less in Year 3 than before Allari. A typical fixed-fee contract drifts up about 10% over the same period (illustrative). The bill comes down because the work comes down, every month:

  1. Your Client Solutions Manager. A dedicated manager on your account, included at no extra cost, inside your Microsoft Teams every week. One person who knows your environment.
  2. Monthly cost review. Together we go through every ticket and every hour in your OpenBook® ledger and pick the repeat work to remove next.
  3. Find the root cause. Root Cause Analysis traces the work that keeps coming back to its source, instead of fixing the same problem again.
  4. Remove it for good. Automation, AI and runbooks remove the repeat work for good. Less work means a lower bill.

Other ERP support providers profit when your problems keep coming back. Allari fixes them for good, and earns your trust to take on more.

Why Oracle Fusion support gets cheaper instead of becoming a quarterly tax.

Oracle hosts the infrastructure. The work it doesn’t cover — releases, integrations, reports, roles and extensions — is where your support cost lives, and that work comes down on Fusion the same way it does on JD Edwards or SAP.

Three commitments, the same on every platform

Lifecycle position

Oracle quarterly update cycle (no end-of-support horizon) is the date that anchors planning for most Oracle Fusion Cloud customers today. Whether you are staying on the platform, evaluating a move, or running both systems during a migration, Allari keeps operations steady. Allari has run enterprise ERP since 1999 and supports customers in 25+ countries.

Frequently asked questions

Do you support Oracle Fusion Cloud during an active migration?

Yes. Supporting Oracle Fusion Cloud while a systems integrator delivers the new platform is one of our most common engagements. We keep the current environment stable so the integrator can focus on the new system, then move into post-go-live support on the new platform once cutover settles.

What hours of coverage do you provide?

24/7/365 response for tier-1 production incidents, with a 15-minute response SLA. Tier-2 and tier-3 work runs on standard business hours unless agreed otherwise.

How is pricing structured?

You pay for the work the team actually does each month, measured in 15-minute blocks at one published price, $22.50 per block, on every platform. Each month your Client Solutions Manager walks through the work with you in OpenBook®, and together you pick the next automation or root-cause project. No retainers, no minimums, no per-ticket charges and no surge charges for incidents inside the agreed coverage.

Getting started is simple

  1. Talk for 30 minutes. Walk us through your ERP support today. No deck, no pitch, no obligation.
  2. We take over support. We own it from day one, starting with the platform causing the most pain. Your team stays on new projects.
  3. Watch the bill fall. Every hour shows up in your OpenBook® ledger. Your support cost comes down year after year.

Allari: 27 years running ERP for Fortune 500 companies, 150+ enterprise customers, customers in 25+ countries, employees in 12 countries, 10+ years average employee tenure and an 8-year average client relationship. Self-funded, with no private equity.

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