Leads supply chain process analysis and Salesforce solution design, including data models, workflows, security, integrations with Oracle EBS and WMS, functional specifications, migration planning, testing, training, and post-go-live support. The role guides configuration and development, reviews deliverables, manages SIT and UAT defect triage, and communicates effectively with clients.
Oracle EBS Supply Chain Process Lead (Onshore)1
- Conduct requirement analysis and document business processes (as-is/to-be) for Sales, Service, or other in-scope Salesforce clouds
- Design end to end solutions, including data model, objects, workflows, Flows, validation rules, approval processes, and security model
- Define Salesforce -EBS-WMS integration requirements: data objects, field mappings, triggers, and sync frequency with Oracle
- Prepare functional specifications, user stories, and acceptance criteria
- Guide configuration and development activities and review deliverables for quality and best practices
- Support data migration planning, including data cleansing, mapping, and validation
- Lead functional testing, support SIT and UAT, and triage defects
- Prepare training materials and support end-user training and adoption
- Provide post go-live hypercare support
- Excellent in communication and presentation to client.
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