Rapid Inventory Execution (RIE) puts your busiest Oracle Fusion SCM inventory transactions
on one scan-first screen. Your teams finish each one up to 60% faster, and Oracle stays your
system of record.
Rapid Inventory Execution is a purpose-built execution layer for Oracle Fusion SCM. Oracle’s standard pages are designed to cover every inventory scenario, which is what makes Oracle a reliable system of record.
Warehouse and store teams repeat a handful of those transactions all day. RIE gives each one its own screen, with scanning as the default input, fields filled from defaults, and validation before anything posts to Oracle.
| Works with | Oracle Fusion SCM |
| Built by | InspireXT, Oracle partner |
| Runs on | Desktop, laptop, tablet and handheld |
| Time saved | Up to 60% less time per transaction |
| Licensing | No per-user or per-device licence |
| Status | Live in production |
RIE sits between your teams and Oracle. It speeds up the screen, and Oracle keeps every record.
Warehouse operators, store staff and supervisors use the same screens on desktop, tablet and handheld.
Scan-first, single-flow screens with built-in defaults and validations, built on Oracle-native technology.
Every transaction entered in RIE posts to Oracle. Your inventory data, business rules and history stay in Oracle.
We connect RIE to your Oracle Fusion SCM and deliver your core inventory transactions first, each on a scan-first screen built for the fewest possible clicks. Your teams start saving time from the first release.
Real-time dashboards show transaction status as work happens. Errors are monitored in one place, and embedded validations catch bad entries before they reach Oracle.
We tune RIE to how your sites actually work: configurable workflows and business rules, screen refinements based on what your users tell us, and offline capture for the areas where connectivity drops.
RIE extends to more Oracle SCM processes and adds AI assisted execution, built on the same foundation your teams already use every day.
Fewer screens, fewer clicks and scan-first entry. Less typing means fewer errors on every transaction.
Live transaction status and exceptions while the shift is running, so you act on a problem before the shift ends.
You control the enhancement cycle. RIE sits apart from the Oracle UI, so a quarterly Oracle update does not break your screens.
Productivity gains that compound across every user and every shift, with no peruser cost as headcount grows.
RIE works alongside Oracle Fusion SCM and posts every transaction to it. There is no second inventory database to reconcile.
Add a shift, a site or a seasonal team and your RIE licence cost stays exactly where it was.
The same layer extends to more Oracle SCM processes and to AI-assisted execution as your operation grows.
No. RIE works alongside Oracle Fusion SCM. Every transaction entered in RIE posts to Oracle, and your inventory data, business rules and history stay in Oracle.
RIE runs on desktops, standard tablets, laptops and handhelds, with the same screens on each. Teams using RIE see 60 to 75% lower device cost.
Design and deliver high-adoption user experience with minimum clicks and maximum accuracy. Core transactions go live first, and visibility and optimisation follow.
RIE is decoupled from the Oracle UI, so changes to Oracle’s standard pages do not change RIE screens. Your team decides when RIE itself is enhanced.
RIE is live today for Inter Org Transfer, Sub Inventory Transfer, Receiving Transactions, Shipping (Confirm pick slips, Ship Confirm). Further Oracle SCM processes are added in step 4 of the rollout.
RIE has no per-user or per-device licence. Adding a shift, a site or a
seasonal team does not add RIE licence cost.
Yes, selectively. Offline capture is added in step 3 of the rollout for the areas of a site where connectivity drops.
RIE is built by InspireXT, an Oracle partner that connects commerce to operations for manufacturing, pharma, food and beverage, and retail companies.
Tell us the inventory transaction your teams repeat most. We will show you how it runs in RIE.
