What to expect
Finance, procurement and operations teams often rely on helpdesk tickets, manual report requests or spreadsheet workarounds to answer everyday ERP questions – from, which invoices are overdue to which cost centres are over budget.
In this 40 minute on-demand webinar hosted by Principal Enterprise Application consultant, Simon Joyce, we show you how Oracle APEX 26.1 can help teams ask those questions in plain English and get faster, more useful answers from their ERP data.
What you’ll see demonstrated
- How APEX 26.1 can add natural language search to existing interactive reports, allowing users to search for “overdue invoices this quarter” or “invoices from Microsoft sorted by amount”.
- How an ERP finance assistant can answer business questions about invoices, suppliers and budget performance through a chat-style interface.
- How AI agent tools can be configured in APEX to retrieve the right data and return clear summaries for finance and procurement users.
- How to identify practical use cases in your own organisation, such as AP exposure, overdue invoices, supplier spend and budget variance reporting.
Who should watch
- Finance, procurement and operations leaders who want faster access to ERP insight.
- Oracle EBS and ERP owners looking to modernise reporting and user experience without replacing core systems.
- IT, application and database teams responsible for Oracle estates, APEX, reporting or ERP data access.
Why watch on demand
Watch the webinar to see how plain-English ERP reporting can work in practice, what it takes to build an AI-powered APEX app, and how your organisation could start with a focused, low-risk use case that delivers value quickly.
Who should attend
This event is tailored for senior female leaders and allies across the U.S. financial services and insurance sectors, including:
CIOs, CTOs, Chief Data/Analytics/AI Officers
SVPs/EVPs/Directors of Technology, Engineering, Architecture, Cloud, or Data
Heads of Digital Transformation, Innovation, or Automation
Leaders overseeing change, modernization, or core platform strategy
Influential women driving enterprise level technology decisions within banks, insurers, wealth managers, broker dealers, and
capital markets organizations
Attendance is limited to maintain the intimate, high value environment.
