Enterprise Process Modeler: User-defined models, metrics, and analytics
In this preview of the April 2026 release, the capabilities of the Enterprise Process Modeler are expanded to offer greater flexibility in the definition and analysis of business processes within EnterpriseOne, allowing users to configure a process model, as well as the associated metrics and analytics, for any business model that has data in the EnterpriseOne system.
For example, users could configure a process model, metrics, and analytics for the lifecycle of a lease, for the onboarding process of new suppliers, or for tracking the stages of a work order.
Thanks to this enhancement, organisations have greater flexibility as they are no longer dependent on predefined models, enabling them to adapt the analysis to any business process. Furthermore, visibility and control over processes are improved, incorporating more advanced analytical capabilities through customised metrics and analytics. Overall, the ability to configure customised models, metrics, and analytics broadens the view of processes across the entire organisation, providing a clearer and more comprehensive perspective of its overall operations.
Iterating over Forms within a Form Request
This new feature enhances the Form Request functionality in orchestrations, allowing an orchestration to design one or more forms to be iterated over or skipped within the scope of the Form Request.
For example, when entering kit orders, the user must access the order form and, for each line item, open the kit order configuration subform to enter or validate the kit components.
In this case, the user can create an orchestration that automates this process, so that for each order line, the corresponding subform opens automatically, regardless of the number of detail lines the order contains.
This enhancement reduces the need for additional logic and significantly simplifies the automation of repetitive processes in EnterpriseOne.
Form Extensions for Power Edit: Data Extensibility
This new feature significantly enhances the ability of Form Extensions to customise Power Edit forms, allowing users to add data items to Power Edit and its subforms directly from the business views of the form and subforms themselves. For example, the EnterpriseOne Health and Safety Incident Management module provides the Incident Master application to manage incident-related information.
This application includes Power Edit forms with numerous subforms and a large number of fields in each.
Although the standard data items available in these forms and subforms are usually extensive, with this functionality, the user can add new fields, such as category codes or user-defined fields, directly from the business views. This improves the system’s flexibility, allowing forms to be adapted to specific business needs and facilitating the customisation of information managed in EnterpriseOne without modifying standard objects.
Transfer error messages from failed steps to orchestration variables
This feature enhances Orchestrator’s exception-handling framework by allowing the user to store error information from a failed orchestration in a variable, so that this information can be passed on to other steps in the orchestration.
Users can create rules, custom scripts, and logic extensions to detect errors in critical steps and handle them appropriately, such as by taking an alternative flow or reporting the error via a message.
For example, a user has an orchestration that calls an external REST API; the call fails, but the error can be passed to an orchestrator rule, which redirects the execution flow. Similarly, if a form request returns an EnterpriseOne-type error, the user can pass the error to a message and send it to the corresponding corrective action.
This enhancement increases the robustness and flexibility of orchestrations, allowing errors to be managed in a more controlled and structured manner, and facilitating process automation even in scenarios where failures may occur during execution.
Enhanced pop-up experience in EnterpriseOne
This feature enhances the hover experience on EnterpriseOne pages by providing a user setting that allows you to enable or disable tooltips. In addition, the information displayed on hover has been condensed into a more concise format, giving users the option to access more detailed information. Finally, a two-second delay has been introduced before displaying the tooltip, with the aim of reducing visual clutter when the user moves the cursor across the page.
Oracle Guided Learning for Orchestrator Studio
This feature integrates Oracle Guided Learning with Orchestrator Studio, allowing users to create content that helps other users learn about Orchestrator’s features and capabilities, providing a step-by-step guide to completing workflow tasks.
Alignment of controls in extensions and custom forms
This feature enhances form extensions and custom forms by allowing the designer to align controls vertically and horizontally with precision within a form.
