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Integration · Oracle × noon

Oracle to noon, without the spreadsheet.

Stock and prices from Oracle ERP published to noon on a schedule — price-checked first — with every noon order written back to Oracle.

In one paragraph

Omniqlo connects Oracle ERP to noon. It reads the item master and on-hand stock from Oracle through the Oracle ERP connector, checks every price against guardrails (minimum margin, maximum movement, dual approval and UAE 5% VAT), publishes offers, stock levels and prices out to noon through the noon marketplace API, and writes each noon order back to Oracle as a sales order.

What moves, which way

Four flows. All logged.

DirectionWhatHowWhen
Oracle → OmniqloItem master, category, price and on-hand stock by locationthe Oracle ERP connectorOn a schedule, de-duplicated by checksum
Omniqlo rulesMinimum margin · max price movement · dual approval · 5% VATRules engine, priority orderBefore every publication
Omniqlo → noonOffers, stock levels and prices outthe noon marketplace APIEach scheduled run, plus approved promotions
noon → OracleOrders as ERP sales orders, then fulfilment and cancellation statusOrder capture → Oracle sales orderAs orders land
Pricing guardrails

A bad price stops here — not on Amazon.

  • Minimum margin per item or category
  • Maximum price movement per run
  • Dual approval above $1,362
  • UAE 5% VAT validation
Wireless earbudsAED 349.00 → AED 319.00
  • Minimum margin✓ pass
  • Max price movement✓ pass
  • UAE 5% VAT✓ pass
Published to 4 channels
Leather sneakersAED 420.00 → AED 99.00
  • Minimum margin✕ fail
  • Max price movement✕ fail
  • UAE 5% VAT✓ pass
Held back · counted in the run
FAQ

Oracle × noon: quick answers.

How does Omniqlo connect Oracle to noon?

Omniqlo connects Oracle ERP to noon. It reads the item master and on-hand stock from Oracle through the Oracle ERP connector, checks every price against guardrails (minimum margin, maximum movement, dual approval and UAE 5% VAT), publishes offers, stock levels and prices out to noon through the noon marketplace API, and writes each noon order back to Oracle as a sales order.

Do noon orders reach Oracle automatically?

Yes. Each noon order is captured in Omniqlo’s order queue and created as a sales order in Oracle against the correct store, and fulfilment and cancellation status is kept in step both ways.

What stops a wrong price reaching noon?

Every price from Oracle passes Omniqlo’s rules engine before publication — minimum margin, maximum price movement, dual approval above $1,362 and UAE 5% VAT validation. Items that fail are held back and counted in the run instead of reaching noon.

Can we sell on other channels from the same Oracle data?

Yes. Items are mapped once to each channel’s own codes, so the same Oracle record can also feed Amazon, Talabat, Shopify, Any store.

How long does a Oracle to noon implementation take?

It depends on catalogue size, store count and how Oracle exposes its data. ZaadCore confirms the timeline in a written quotation after a short discovery call.