Oracle International Corporation

Brian Dueck

Ahmad Naser Abdelrahman

Marc Corlett

Amir-Behzad Roshan-Pazhouh

Daniel Ho

Paul Hugh Wilkie Bishop

A method for managing a current revision on prior revision of an order is described. A modified set of compensations tasks for addressing amendments indicated in the current revision are determined. The modified set of compensation tasks may be determined by carrying over one or more compensation tasks, associated with the prior revision, that have not yet been completed. Alternatively or additionally, the modified set of compensation tasks may be determined by adding new compensation tasks based on the current revision.

Management of revisions on revisions of orders

An order management system is provided. The order management system creates the fulfillment flow, where the fulfillment flow does not include any fulfillment topology information. The order management system partitions an order into one or more order components using a decomposition sequence, where the decomposition sequence include one or more routing rules, where each routing rule includes fulfillment topology information, and wherein each routing rule determines a target fulfillment provider. The order management system generates an orchestration plan for the order by applying one or more dependencies of the fulfillment flow and the one or more routing rules to the one or more order components, wherein the orchestration plan includes the fulfillment topology information.

Order management system with decoupling of fulfillment flow from fulfillment topology

An order management system is provided. The order management system receives a provisioning order, where the provisioning order includes at least one order line, and where the at least one order line of the provisioning order references a product specification. The order management system transforms the provisioning order into a service order, where the service order includes at least one order line, and where at least one order line of the service order references a customer-facing service specification. The order management system transforms the service order into a technical order, where the technical order includes at least one order line, and where at least one order line of the service order references one of: a resource-facing service specification; or a resource. Thus, the order management system can define a customer-facing service that is not coupled to a technical implementation, nor coupled to a product offering.

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