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Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes · Module 16 · AI Agent Studio and EPM Assistants

Scope and requirements

Lesson 179 of 201 · 1 min

The scoping conversation, before anything technical. What do you want an agent to do, specifically? Which business process does it live in? One only. Who would use it — administrators, or end users? Do you have a Fusion Applications environment with AI Agent Studio? And who will customize and maintain the agent definitions? Then determine the implementation scenario. The requirements differ depending on whether the Fusion Applications environment and the EPM environment share a cloud account, share an identity domain, or are entirely separate. ESTABLISH THIS FIRST. IT DETERMINES THE ENTIRE AUTHENTICATION CONFIGURATION. Roles and responsibilities. This is joint work: the EPM administrator, the Fusion Applications administrator, and the identity team. Name them before starting. TREAT THIS AS A SMALL PROJECT WITH A PLAN, NOT A TASK. The prerequisite stack alone spans two products and an identity configuration. And the subscription prerequisite — verify current entitlement requirements against documentation. This

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In this module: Module 16 · AI Agent Studio and EPM Assistants

  1. 1What EPM Assistants are
  2. 2Scope and requirements
  3. 3The prerequisite stack
  4. 4Configuring authentication and federation
  5. 5Configuring user access
  6. 6Downloading and importing assistants
  7. 7Running and validating agents
  8. 8An honest assessment, and what breaks
  9. 9Lab: scope it honestly and place it in the role model