Oracle Integration & Development

We integrate with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Database, and Oracle Fusion: for enterprise-adjacent fintech and healthtech products.

Our partnership level

We integrate with Oracle for enterprise-adjacent fintech and healthtech engagements that mandate it. Oracle is not our primary cloud; we default to AWS and GCP.

Our engineers work across OCI, Oracle Database, and Oracle Fusion when a client’s commitments require it.

What we build on Oracle

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) deployments

When a client mandates OCI over AWS/GCP, typically enterprise or regulator-required.

Oracle Database integrations

Reading from and writing to a client's existing Oracle DB.

Oracle Fusion API integrations

Procurement, HCM, and ERP-side integrations against Oracle Fusion.

Migration patterns

Oracle DB → Postgres migrations: more common than the reverse.

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Built on the platforms you already committed to

Services we offer on Oracle

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OCI deployment

Deploying to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure when it's mandated by your client or your regulator: not as our default.

Start a deployment
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Oracle DB integration

Integrating your product with a client's existing Oracle Database via JDBC, REST APIs, and change-data-capture patterns.

Plan an integration
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Oracle → Postgres migration

Moving workloads off Oracle Database onto Postgres: the more common direction for the products we build.

Plan a migration

Pricing on Oracle

We don’t mark up your Oracle costs. You pay Oracle directly under your own account, and you own the infrastructure outright. Our role is to integrate it well and keep it cost-efficient.

  • OCI deployments billed directly to your Oracle account: no markup.
  • Oracle DB integration scoped as a fixed engagement, not a per-seat licence.
  • Oracle → Postgres migrations to reduce long-term licensing spend where it fits.

Frequently asked questions

  • Most funded AI startups choose AWS or GCP. Oracle fits when a client mandates it, usually for enterprise integration or regulatory reasons. We default to AWS and GCP for new builds.

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Platform engineering

Cloud decisions show up on invoices and incident channels

Platform choices surface later as cost lines, quota ceilings, and failure modes. We design for the bill and the operational reality of the specific platform you run on, not a generic diagram.

Building against Oracle infrastructure? Schedule a meeting.

No account managers. No discovery theatre. A direct conversation about your Oracle integration and what it takes to ship it to production.