By the end of this course, you will be able to:

1. Understand Salesforce and Oracle ERP architectures and data models.

2. Design end-to-end integration workflows for enterprise applications.

3. Use middleware like MuleSoft, OIC, or Boomi for API-based integration.

4. Implement real-time synchronization of customer, order, and invoice data.

5. Create and consume REST and SOAP APIs for communication between systems.

6. Manage master data and metadata alignment between platforms.

7. Apply security, authentication, and error-handling practices.

8. Automate order-to-cash and financial reporting workflows.

9. Monitor integration performance using dashboards and logs.

10. Prepare for roles in enterprise integration and system architecture.

Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Enterprise Integration and System Architecture
Module 2: Salesforce and Oracle ERP Overview – Key Modules and APIs
Module 3: Middleware Fundamentals – MuleSoft, OIC, and Boomi Overview
Module 4: Designing Data Models and Mapping Strategies
Module 5: Real-Time Integration – REST and SOAP APIs
Module 6: Master Data Management and Synchronization
Module 7: Integration Security, Authentication, and Policies
Module 8: Monitoring, Logging, and Error Handling
Module 9: Performance Optimization and Scalability
Module 10: Capstone Project – Salesforce–Oracle Quote-to-Cash Integration

Upon completing this course, learners receive a Certificate of Completion from Uplatz, validating their expertise in Salesforce–Oracle ERP Integration. This Uplatz certification showcases your ability to design and implement enterprise-grade integrations connecting CRM and ERP ecosystems.

The course aligns with professional certification pathways such as MuleSoft Certified Integration Architect and Oracle Integration Cloud Specialist. It helps professionals strengthen their credentials for system integration, digital transformation, and enterprise architecture roles across industries.

The certification demonstrates proficiency in integrating complex, mission-critical systems — a high-value skill sought after in global enterprises and IT consulting firms.

As organizations increasingly adopt hybrid architectures combining Salesforce CRM with Oracle ERP, integration experts have become essential for ensuring seamless business operations. Completing this course from Uplatz prepares learners for roles such as:

• Salesforce–Oracle Integration Consultant

• Enterprise Integration Architect

• API Developer / Middleware Engineer

• Data Integration Specialist

• Cloud Solutions Consultant

Professionals with Salesforce–Oracle integration expertise earn between $110,000 and $190,000 per year, depending on experience and platform specialization.

Career opportunities are expanding in consulting firms, Oracle and Salesforce partner organizations, and global enterprises migrating to connected cloud systems. The skills gained from this course enable you to manage critical integration workflows, automate data exchange, and optimize enterprise efficiency through unified digital ecosystems.

This knowledge also positions learners for leadership roles in system integration, automation strategy, and digital transformation projects.

1. Why is integrating Salesforce and Oracle ERP important?
   It ensures seamless data flow between CRM and ERP systems, improving efficiency, data accuracy, and customer experience.

2. What are common middleware options for integration?
   MuleSoft, Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC), and Dell Boomi are the most commonly used platforms.

3. What is API-led connectivity?
   It’s an integration approach that uses APIs to connect systems in modular layers — System, Process, and Experience APIs.

4. How is master data managed between Salesforce and Oracle ERP?
   By synchronizing shared entities such as customers, products, and invoices using integration workflows.

5. What are the main integration patterns used?
   Real-time API integration, batch data synchronization, and event-driven messaging.

6. What is the difference between synchronous and asynchronous integration?
   Synchronous integration involves real-time data exchange; asynchronous allows delayed or queued data transfer.

7. How does MuleSoft simplify Salesforce–Oracle integration?
   Through pre-built connectors, visual flow design, and API management for reliable and scalable connectivity.

8. What is Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) used for in this context?
   It connects Oracle ERP with external systems like Salesforce using pre-built adapters and process automation.

9. How do you handle errors in integration workflows?
   Using error-handling logic, retries, alerting, and logs within middleware tools like MuleSoft or OIC.

10. What security methods are used for integration?
    OAuth 2.0, SSL/TLS encryption, API keys, and role-based access control.