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Oracle Fusion Implementation Accelerators

  • September 15, 2026
Oracle Fusion Implementation Accelerators by eAppSys, including ConfigIQ, DMOne, MaskIQ, ArchiveIQ and DeployIQ

Oracle Fusion Implementation Accelerators

Most Oracle Fusion programs don’t slip because of Fusion. They slip because of everything around it.

Configuration takes months to stabilise. Legacy data arrives dirty. Non-production environments hold live personal data nobody has masked. Many years of history still sits in the system you’re switching off.

And the go-live weekend depends on a runbook held together by five people and a spreadsheet.

We built five accelerators to take those five problems off the critical path.

DMOne™ – Secure Data Migration: Extract, cleanse, validate and load, with reconciliation you can put in front of an auditor. Mass updates included, covering the flexfields the standard tool leaves out.

ConfigIQ™ – Setup & Optimisation: Captures, compares and deploys configuration across environments. No re-keying setups into test, then again into production. No unexplained drift after a quarterly update.

MaskIQ™ – Sensitive Data Protection: Masks personal and financial data in non-production while keeping it referentially intact. Your test environments stay usable and stop being a GDPR exposure.

ArchiveIQ™ – Legacy Data Archival: Retires the legacy system without losing the record. Retention, legal hold and audit access preserved — so you can decommission with confidence instead of paying to keep EBS running for read-only queries.

DeployIQ™ – Fast Go-Live: Automated, repeatable deployment and cutover. The go-live rehearsal you actually get to rehearse.

Two groups feel the difference immediately: project teams, who stop burning sprints on manual data and config work, and data owners, who finally get evidence rather than assurances.

Together they compress a typical Fusion implementation timeline – not by cutting scope, but by removing the work that was never the point.

If you’re planning or midway through a Fusion programme: which of those five is currently costing you the most time?