PwC applies embedded predictive, generative, and agentic AI to finance processes with Oracle Cloud ERP
PwC deployed Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP across several territories supporting approximately 34,000 employees, using embedded predictive, generative, and agentic AI capabilities to increase productivity, strengthen financial controls, and align planning. PwC also uses the document IO agent in Oracle Cloud ERP to automate document handling across financial processes.
Overview
PwC deployed Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP across several territories supporting approximately 34,000 employees, using embedded predictive, generative, and agentic AI capabilities to increase productivity, strengthen financial controls, and align planning. PwC also uses the document IO agent in Oracle Cloud ERP to automate document handling across financial processes.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
PwC needed finance processes that could support work across several territories while improving reporting, financial controls, and operational planning; for professional services organizations, fast and accurate processes help teams allocate resources and keep projects on time and on budget.
The solution
PwC implemented Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP across several territories within its global network of firms, currently supporting approximately 34,000 employees, using embedded predictive, generative, and agentic AI capabilities to help increase productivity, improve financial controls, align financial and operational planning, and simplify global reporting; PwC also uses the document IO agent in Oracle Cloud ERP to automate document handling across financial processes.
Reported business value
The Oracle Cloud ERP deployments have contributed to improved finance operations, controls, reporting, and AI-enabled finance capabilities, helping accelerate financial insights and decision-making and enhancing the insights PwC can bring to clients.
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