How many features has Oracle shipped for Kanban Replenishment?

14 features across releases 25A to 26C, counted from Oracle’s own release readiness books for Fusion SCM.

When did Redwood reach Kanban Replenishment in Oracle Fusion?

The first Redwood feature for Kanban Replenishment appears in release 25A. 3 of the 14 features on this screen are Redwood.

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Oracle Fusion Kanban Replenishment: every change Oracle shipped

Card-based replenishment for the shop floor. A small screen with a loyal following. Below is every feature Oracle published for this screen from 25A to 26C, newest release first. Each one shows the enablement Oracle recorded and links straight to Oracle’s own page for it.

14 features5 releases with changes3 RedwoodRedwood since 25A

← All 30 screens

26C4 features

AI Agentic App: Kanban Administration Workspace

Flow ManufacturingSetup Required

Consolidate Kanban Replenishment

Flow ManufacturingAuto

Source Multiple Suppliers in a Kanban Pull Sequence

Flow ManufacturingAuto

Use Kanban Planning to Manage Just-in-Time Material Replenishment

Flow ManufacturingAuto

26A2 features

Import Pull Sequences and Kanban Cards with Predefined Numbers Using REST APIs and the Visual Builder Add-in for Excel

Flow Manufacturing (Redwood Experience)Auto

REDWOODRedwood: View Shortages and Stockouts for Kanban Locations on the Item Shortages Page

Inventory ManagementOpt In plus Setup

25C1 feature

View Descriptive Flexfields, Work Order Numbers, Transfer Order Numbers, and Unreplenished Pull Sequences and Kanban Cards in OTBI

Inventory ManagementAuto

25B5 features

Analyze Kanban Activity Using Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence and Business Intelligence Cloud Connector

Inventory ManagementSmall scale

Create Reports to Monitor Kanban Activity Using the Kanban Activity Real Time Subject Area in OTBI

Inventory ManagementAuto

Define Pull Sequences and Generate Production and Interorganization Kanban Cards

Inventory ManagementAuto

Implement a Temporary Kanban Card for Short-Term Demand Surge

Inventory ManagementAuto

Manage and Track Supplier Kanban Cards Through the Supplier Portal

Supplier PortalAuto

25A2 features

REDWOODRedwood: Define Pull Sequences and Generate Supplier and Intraorganization Kanban Cards

Supply Chain OrchestrationAuto

REDWOODRedwood: Signal and Track Supplier and Intraorganization Kanban Replenishment

Supply Chain OrchestrationAuto

What the badges mean

Auto means the feature is on the day you take the update. Nobody has to do anything.
Opt In means somebody has to switch it on first. Opt-ins expire in a later release, so they do not stay optional forever.
Setup Required means it is there but does nothing until it is configured.
REDWOOD marks a feature Oracle shipped as part of the new Redwood interface for this screen.
Journey appears when the same feature came back in more than one release, usually because the enablement changed.

Feature titles, enablement and links come straight from Oracle’s release readiness documents on docs.oracle.com, releases 24A to 26D. The grouping into screens is ours, and a feature can belong to more than one screen. Oracle has not published the Order Management book for 26D yet. Next: every 26D change in plain English, or browse all 30 screens.

Oracle Fusion Kanban Replenishment: every change Oracle shipped

What the badges mean

Other Inventory screens

Receiving & Receipts

Lots & Serials

On-Hand & Inventory Transactions

Transfer Orders

Shipments & Picking

Counting (Cycle & Physical)

Min-Max & Replenishment