Foresea modernizes base yard logistics with Oracle Autonomous AI Database
Foresea, a Brazilian offshore oil and gas drilling company, migrated its dock scheduling application to Oracle Autonomous AI Database 26ai with Oracle AI Database Private Agent Factory on OCI. The company replaced an unpredictable dock receiving process with a self-service booking application giving suppliers visibility into delivery status, check-in/check-out, dwell time, and document readiness, reducing wait times and overtime hours at its base yards.
Overview
Foresea, a Brazilian offshore oil and gas drilling company, migrated its dock scheduling application to Oracle Autonomous AI Database 26ai with Oracle AI Database Private Agent Factory on OCI. The company replaced an unpredictable dock receiving process with a self-service booking application giving suppliers visibility into delivery status, check-in/check-out, dwell time, and document readiness, reducing wait times and overtime hours at its base yards.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
More than 100 logistics suppliers a day arrived at Foresea docks to unload oil and gas inventory with varying shipment volumes and multiple invoices, all without an appointment; this unpredictability meant Foresea could not reliably anticipate arrivals at its base yards, leading to traffic queues, late-day peaks, and unnecessary staff overtime.
The solution
Foresea migrated to Oracle Autonomous AI Database 26ai on OCI with Oracle Integration Cloud, and established a self-service booking application with time slots based on delivery volumes, material items, and invoices integrated with purchase orders and documents. Oracle AI Database Private Agent Factory gives suppliers visibility into delivery status, including check-in, check-out, dwell time, material refusals, and document readiness.
Reported business value
The result is more accurate and orderly deliveries with less overtime. The Oracle AI system has also helped reduce wait times and overtime hours.
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