All of the Oracle Fusion Apps come with Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA), so any customer can very easily enable the service and make use of the many pre built skills.
There are Skills for core HCM, Recruiting, Approvals, Procurement, Projects and many more (including on-prem apps as Peoplesoft).
Check here for the full coverage.
While these Skills are ready to be used in Production (with minor configurations), the real value they provide is of establishing a solid base on top of which we can customize and extend.
How to start
Best way to understand the necessary steps in order to configure and activate your ODA instance for Fusion is, surprise surprise, by reading the documentation There is a good tutorial here.
I will cover those steps another time, but for now, lets look to available capabilities.
Where to find it?
The default icon is located on the bottom-right and its quite visible (red over green background).
Once you open it, you get a greeting. Read the complete article here.
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