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AI Agent Studio Business Object Tools

Business Object tools in Oracle AI Agent Studio allow AI agents to retrieve, update, create or delete Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications business object records. Builders select which business objects and fields the tool may use or ignore. This record covers the Business Object tool mechanism only, not connector, email, document, deep link, MCP or external REST tools.

Recorded characteristics

Function
Oracle documents Business Object tools as one of the tool types that can be assigned to AI agents in AI Agent Studio. Oracle states that Business Object tools allow AI agents to retrieve, update, create or delete business object records within Fusion Applications, and that agents can use the tool to access information or call specific functions in the application. Business Object also appears as a Data node type available in AI Agent Studio workflows.
Data access
Oracle states that the data available to the agent through this tool is controlled by selecting the business objects and fields to use or ignore. Access is to Fusion Applications business object records within the selected objects and fields. Oracle states that AI agents adhere to the native security and role-based access controls of Fusion Applications. Current documentation does not establish access beyond Fusion business objects through this tool.
Actions
Can take actions
External actions
Unknown
Human confirmation
Conditional
Permission basis
Not established
Administrative control
Oracle documents that builders select the business objects and fields the tool can use or ignore. Access to configure AI agents in AI Agent Studio is granted by assigning predefined duty roles to job roles, with documented prerequisites including enabling the Security Console to work with permission groups and running security data import scheduled processes. Oracle documents removing the related custom roles to restrict a user's access to AI Agent Studio. Human approval is configured separately, through a Human-in-the-Loop flag on tool use and through Human Approval nodes associated with published approval processes in workflows.
Default state
Not established
Availability
Documented as part of AI Agent Studio within Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Oracle documents separate access-provisioning pages for Fusion Cloud HCM, SCM, Procurement, Financials, CX and Oracle Permitting and Licensing. Current documentation reviewed does not establish availability across every Fusion product, region, tenant or subscription.
Licensing
Not established in the reviewed current Oracle documentation.
External model or provider
Not established for this capability. Oracle states that Fusion Cloud Applications support several large language models from providers such as Cohere, Meta and OpenAI, and that agents can use a default model or a selected custom model, but no single model or provider is established for Business Object tool use.
Limitations and uncertainty
Oracle states that AI agents adhere to the native security and role-based access controls of Fusion Applications, but the reviewed documentation does not state whose identity governs runtime business object access (the invoking user, an agent identity, or another mechanism), so permission basis is recorded as not established. Human approval is recorded as conditional because Oracle documents a Human-in-the-Loop flag that determines whether explicit user approval is required and Human Approval nodes that can be added to workflows; approval is not documented as mandatory for all Business Object state-changing actions. Whether the tool is enabled or in use by default is not established, because Oracle documents it as a resource that builders create and assign. Current Oracle documentation for release 26C does not include a dedicated Business Object tool configuration page; the mechanism is documented in the Get Started, Components and Nodes pages.

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