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Every new feature in 26C for SCM & Procurement, on one page.

Oracle scattered 26C across six What's New books. We put every feature on one page. All 218 SCM and Procurement features, Receipt Accounting to Sourcing to Manufacturing, searchable, filterable by what actually matters (agents, Redwood, opt-in, larger-scale), each one tickable as you read and linking to Oracle's own doc when you want the full text. The deck remembers what you've read.

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· badges come straight from Oracle's feature summary: enablement column → OPT-IN, scale column → LARGER SCALE. Features marked ▸ our digest carry our plain-language summary right on the card.

The 26C wave in five minutes

  1. The agent wave is the story. 26C pushes AI agents deep into SCM: the Inventory Planning Command Center (stockouts ranked by revenue at risk, remediation simulated before you accept, on by default, duty-role gated), the inventory aging advisor (slow stock → priced holding cost → recommended returns/transfers), and the PO-to-sales-order converter (PDF purchase orders becoming submitted sales orders). If your client asks one question this quarter, it's "which agents do we switch on?"
  2. Sourcing flips the table: Redwood Seller Auctions let you SELL through negotiations, forward auctions for excess stock and retired assets, with a full bidding workbench. Opt-in, so nothing changes until someone decides it should.
  3. Transportation Management carries the heaviest high/critical load in all of SCM, if you run OTM-integrated flows, that's your first afternoon.
  4. The Redwood conveyor keeps rolling, more classic screens gain Redwood equivalents and creep from optional toward default. Check your personalizations against every Redwood item in your modules.
  5. Quiet-but-real: Order Management ships auto-submit of the import interface on inbound B2B orders; audit/compliance hardening continues for SOX/GDPR-minded shops.

Digests are written from Oracle's own feature documentation and release notes, in our words, every module card links to the primary source, because your instance is the only truth that matters.

The headliners

agents, larger-scale changes and everything we've digested, read these first

The full deck

every feature in module folders, tap a folder, or deal the features list above and never scroll

Where to next

You have seen the features. Now act on them:

🧠Test your 26C readinessEleven scenario questions on this exact wave.→🧪Build your regression scopeDescribe your footprint, get a starting test scope.→✅Turn features into test casesThe 26C starting test kit, tracked in your browser.→

Checked Data: 218 feature entries extracted 6 Jul 2026 from Oracle’s six 26C What’s New books for SCM and Procurement (Oracle readiness) · The grouping, plain-words digests and analysis are ours · Availability depends on your release and opt-ins.

Feature titles, modules, scale and enablement are parsed directly from Oracle's own Feature Summaries (July 2026); Oracle revises these documents, so confirm against Oracle's official readiness pages, the counts drift as Oracle revises documents. Big-picture summary: Oracle's SCM 26C Spotlight (PDF). When you're done reading: take the readiness quiz to prove it stuck, then build your regression scope, reading is only half the ritual.

Quick answers

Where are the Oracle Fusion 26C release notes?

Oracle publishes them as What's New documents on docs.oracle.com, one book per module area. Most consultants say "release notes", Oracle says "What's New": same thing. This page collects all 218 SCM and Procurement features from the six 26C books in one searchable place, and every card links to Oracle's official page for the full text.

Where is the 26C opt-in list?

Filter this page by Opt-in. Those are the 26C features that do nothing until someone enables them in Setup and Maintenance, and the ones whose opt-in expires in a later release are exactly the ones to plan for. The readiness quiz below tests whether you know the traps.

What is the difference between release notes, What's New and readiness documents?

One family. Oracle's readiness site hosts the What's New books (feature descriptions and enablement), which everyone informally calls release notes. For 26C, our page puts the SCM and Procurement content in one place; for official maintenance schedules, check your instance's update notifications.