PwC has broadened the implementation of Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) throughout its network of firms worldwide.
The expansion is aimed at improving financial controls, enhancing planning, and simplifying reporting by integrating AI into its business operations.
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The implementation has enabled PwC to employ generative, predictive, and agentic AI technologies.
The accounting giant is utilising Oracle Cloud ERP’s document IO agent along with AI-driven narrative reporting features for automating document management, thereby expediting financial analysis and decision-making processes.
Oracle Applications Development executive vice-president Rondy Ng said: “With Oracle Cloud ERP, PwC has been able to standardise global processes on a single cloud platform and embrace the latest innovations in predictive, generative, and agentic AI.
“As a result, Oracle is helping PwC accelerate insights, uncover new opportunities for growth, and drive meaningful business outcomes for its clients.”
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By GlobalDataIn collaboration with Oracle, PwC is also co-developing tools and methodologies, leveraging their collective expertise to offer clients advanced finance transformation solutions.
This joint effort combines PwC’s practical insights as a user of Oracle Cloud ERP with Oracle’s AI capabilities.
PwC Partner jointly leading ERP internal deployments Neil Wilson stated: “By standardising our finance operations on Oracle Cloud ERP and deploying new embedded generative and agentic AI capabilities, we’re able to simplify reporting, strengthen financial controls, and gain faster insights across our network.
“Delivering our own transformation also adds to the experience that we can bring to clients who are looking to modernise their finance functions.”
PwC has also expanded its AI agent ecosystem through a partnership with Google Cloud. The firm has launched more than 100 new enterprise-ready AI agents across the EMEA region, augmenting its global collection to more than 250 agents.
In September 2025, PwC reduced approximately 60 partner roles and 1,500 staff positions in the Middle East, as reported by the Financial Times.
