Tested on your records
Every field runs on real sample records before you can approve. A bad date shows up here, not in a failed import at 2 a.m.
IntoMatix connects Salesforce and files to Oracle Fusion. AI drafts the mapping, every field is tested on your own records, and you approve it in plain English.
Every field runs on real sample records before you can approve. A bad date shows up here, not in a failed import at 2 a.m.
Consultants review what a field does, not how it is written.
Only the bad rows are held back. Each one says what happened and how to fix it.
Oracle updates Fusion four times a year. Point a flow at your test pod, draft again, and every field is tested on real records before you approve.
The AI sees field names and value shapes, never your record values.
Rules match most fields without AI. The AI only handles the rest, which keeps every flow fast and predictable.
Sign in to Salesforce and Oracle Fusion, or point at an SFTP folder. IntoMatix reads the fields on both sides and ten recent records.
Rules match most fields in seconds and the AI drafts the rest. Every field is tested on your records and written in plain English.
Pick a schedule and approve. A record that fails is held back with the reason and a fix. Everything else keeps loading.
The same screens your team uses, running on sample data. Click through the four stages of a flow.
Rules and AI propose a source for all 20 Fusion fields, in plain English. Only the doubtful ones ask for a human.
Teams moving data into Oracle Fusion usually weigh three routes. Here is what each one asks of you.
The AI sees field names and the shape of values, such as “####-##-##” for a date. Never the values themselves.
Each approval is a saved version with the approver's name, so you always know what ran and who signed off.
Records are matched on a key you choose, so a re-run or a retry updates instead of creating copies.
The demo runs on sample data for a fictional company. Apply the AI fix, confirm three fields and approve.
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