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Integrations · Oracle EBS

Access governance for Oracle E-Business Suite

Model EBS the way EBS works: responsibility, menu and form function, with operating-unit scope evaluated inside the rule rather than filtered afterwards.

The access model

How Oracle EBS grants access

Rules evaluate the effective permission after inheritance is resolved — then normalise it, so the same rule can reach into another platform.

Access is granted by

Responsibility

The object an administrator assigns in Oracle EBS.
Resolved to

Menu and form function

The atomic permission we evaluate rules against, after nesting and inheritance are flattened.
Data dimension

Operating unit

Evaluated alongside functional access, so scope is part of the rule rather than a filter applied afterwards.

In practice

What this catches

01

Same-unit rules that fire only when both sides land in one operating unit

02

Custom responsibilities cloned across upgrades, resolved to real function access

03

Cross-unit and global-access rule scopes for unrestricted responsibilities

The conflicts that matter most rarely sit inside one system. Pair Oracle EBS with the directory, a payments gateway or a second ERP and the combination becomes visible — which is the point of a cross-application rule.

Also supported

Pairs with

See it against your Oracle EBS estate.

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