Why choose Oracle over SAP?
Why stitch together and maintain separate HR and back-office applications? Why pay for expensive middleware to get real-time insights into your workforce? Why rely on unproven partners and settle for an inferior experience? It’s time for a change. Natively built for the cloud, Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management offers a comprehensive solution across HR, Talent Management, Workforce Management, and Payroll. It even extends beyond HCM, with one cloud connecting processes and data across your entire organizations— from HR to finance, supply chain, and sales—for faster decisions and execution.
Supercharge employee experience
Oracle Cloud HCM improves and modernizes the processes that define each employee’s personalized experience - from recruitment and onboarding to collaborating with colleagues to long-term skills development. Empower your talent to connect, grow, and thrive.
- Oracle Cloud HCM vs. SAP
- Oracle Cloud HCM vs. SAP AI
- Oracle ME vs. SAP
- Oracle Cloud HCM Skills vs. SAP
Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM vs. SAP SuccessFactors
Oracle provides one cloud that unifies the entire enterprise across HR, finance, supply chain, and customer experience. This means one solution with a consistent look and feel built for the cloud, from the ground up. Make Oracle your final upgrade to the cloud.
Compare SAP SuccessFactors to Oracle Cloud HCM and see why Oracle is the better choice for you.
Business benefit |
SAP SuccessFactors |
Oracle Cloud HCM |
Why this matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| True cloud SaaS applications | Different hybrid and cloud solutions.1 | One SaaS solution. | True SaaS is required to enable continuous digital innovation—which is essential for business today—without implementation disruptions. |
| Fully unified ERP and HCM solutions | SuccessFactors and SAP S/4HANA are two different products with different architectures, integrated with middleware.2 | ERP and HCM on one cloud platform with a common data model. | Working in a unified cloud can help reduce costs and IT staff workloads, which can help increase efficiency and savings. |
| HCM solution with a single data source | To fill functional gaps, Employee Central leans on third-party modules that often use different data sources.3 | All HCM modules use a single, unified data source. | Disjointed and disparate applications can be expensive and complex to maintain. |
| Minimal planned downtime | Weekly updates with up to 30 to 56 hours of planned downtime per quarter, depending on the product.4 | Quarterly updates with a planned downtime window of less than two hours. | Planned downtime can be disruptive to operations. New updates should happen with minimal disruption to the application’s users. |
| SaaS service level availability | 99.7%5 | 99.9% | When the cloud HCM suite provider also owns the entire technology stack, it provides significant reliability due to its resilience and scalability. |
| Full native recruitment | In addition to the pending acquisition of a non-native recruiting solution, SAP SuccessFactors leans on a network of more than 100 partner apps for full recruiting functionality.6 | Robust, comprehensive, and native talent acquisition solution. | A native and innovative hiring solution helps provide better candidate experiences, drive internal mobility, improve efficiency, and unify recruiting with the rest of the business. |
| Native health and safety functionality | SafetyFactors EH&S is a separate module, built by a third party.7 | Oracle Workforce Health and Safety is native to Oracle Cloud HCM. | Native health and safety embeds itself into the daily processes of all employees, promoting a culture of workplace safety, risk mitigation, and cost reduction. |
| Flexible and global benefits application included in HCM solution | Dependent on third-party integrations to fully administer benefits.8 | Robust, flexible, native, global, and rules-based benefits application. | A flexible, global, and rules-based application allows for programs that are customized to each company’s business strategy and culture while offering employees choice. |
| Automate administrative tasks using advanced HCM controls | Additional governance, risk, and compliance and cybersecurity modules are necessary.9 | Automated, built-in, and AI-driven functionality. | Automated advanced HCM controls help detect fraud, breaches, and cash leakage, which can help save on remediation costs. |
| Consistent functionality across devices | Not all features are supported on the mobile app.10 | Consistent functionality on any device. | The completion of manager and employee self-service tasks on virtually any mobile device can lead to an easy and engaging experience. |
Product comparison as of August 2025.
1. “Integrating SAP ERP HCM with Employee Central Using the Core Hybrid Deployment Option,” SAP Help Portal, 11 June 2025, https://help.sap.com/doc/ee0246e9eca34638b2764fb117938fd2/2505/en-US/SF_ERP_EC_CoreHybrid_Int_en-US.pdf.
2. “Understanding the Integration with SAP SuccessFactors,” SAP Learning, accessed 28 August 2025, https://learning.sap.com/learning-journeys/implementing-budget-management-process-in-sap-s-4hana-cloud-public-edition-for-public-sector/understanding-the-integration-with-sap-successfactors_ffbdfa0c-1c18-4f1a-b15b-9e09b917643e.
3. “Streamline Core HR Processes to Enhance the Employee Experience,” SAP, accessed 28 August 2025, https://www.sap.com/products/hcm/employee-central-hris.asset-id-eeadd8d4-0b7d-0010-87a3-c30de2ffd8ff.html?pdf-asset=eeadd8d4-0b7d-0010-87a3-c30de2ffd8ff&page=1.
4. “Maintenance Windows and Major Upgrade Windows for SAP Cloud Services,” SAP Support, accessed 28 August 2025, https://support.sap.com/en/my-support/systems-installations/cac/maintenance-windows.html.
5. “Service Level Agreement for Cloud Services,” SAP, accessed 28 August 2025, https://www.sap.com/about/trust-center/agreements/cloud/cloud-services.html?sort=latest_desc&search=Service%20Level%20Agreement&tag=agreements%3Aproduct-use-and-support-terms%2Fcloud-services&tag=language%3Aenglish-usa&pdf-asset=6cac64a3-887e-0010-bca6-c68f7e60039b&page=1.
6. “SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting,” SAP, accessed 28 August 2025, https://www.sap.com/products/hcm/recruiting-software.html?pdf-asset=30e44f31-6f7d-0010-87a3-c30de2ffd8ff&page=3 and “SAP to Acquire SmartRecruiters: Integrating Innovative Talent Acquisition Portfolio Will help Customers Attract and Retain Top Talent,” SAP News Center, 1 August 2025, https://news.sap.com/2025/08/sap-to-acquire-smartrecruiters/.
7. “Manage Environmental Health and Safety at Workplace for SuccessFactors,” SAP, accessed 28 August 2025, https://store.sap.com/dcp/en/product/display-0000043381_live_v1.
8. “SAP US Benefits Administration by Benefitfocus,” SAP, accessed 28 August 2025, https://support.sap.com/en/product/onboarding-resource-center/benefitfocus.html.
9. “GRC and cybersecurity,” SAP, accessed 28 August 2025, https://www.sap.com/products/financial-management/grc.html.
10. “Mobile Feature Matrix and FAQ,” SAP, 1 July 2025, https://help.sap.com/doc/aa6156e451a145f9b66d8cf6625c5a49/latest/en-US/SF_MOB_Feature_Matrix.pdf.
Oracle Cloud HCM vs. SAP SuccessFactors AI
Business benefit |
SAP SuccessFactors |
Oracle |
Why this matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embedded GenAI and AI agents across HR, Talent Management, Workforce Management, Payroll, and Employee Experience | Only one HCM-specific AI agent planned, and approximately 5 generative AI use cases available.1 | More than 21 available AI agents and over 31 generative AI use cases across Cloud HCM, all embedded in a single data model. | When embedded GenAI and AI agents work within the applications, with full access to business context, enterprise structures, user roles, and application logic, it can lead to more relevant recommendations and actions. |
| Single security model for AI and apps | Not all AI and apps use the same security model.2 | AI is embedded in Fusion Cloud Applications, which run on a single security model built on OCI. | External agents cannot inherit in-app security models, requiring riskier custom access controls. But, operating under the same robust security framework as the applications means enforcing the same user-level entitlements and data across every interaction. |
| Vendor offers the option to have all data remain in their cloud | No, different data centers and hyperscalers are used.3 4 | Yes, provides its own cloud infrastructure and data centers without requiring a third party. | Leading LLMs used by Fusion Applications are hosted in OCI, which means the AI services are designed to keep all data securely within Oracle, limiting complexity and risk. |
| Requires separate data cloud | Yes5 | No | Unification of data management in addition to security and governance are among the benefits of a cloud application suite being built on OCI. |
| Built-in AI agent development tools | Leverages Joule which is integrated into the HCM suite, not built-in.6 | Built-in AI agent studio to create, extend, deploy, and manage AI agents and agent teams across the enterprise. | When the AI agent development tool is built in, that deep integration empowers the AI agents to deliver not only smarter insights but take secure, auditable, and meaningful action that can directly drive business outcomes. |
| AI agents delivered at no additional cost | Access to AI agents requires use of Joule, which costs extra for enhanced usage. 7 | Included at no additional cost. | AI, including agentic AI, is unlocking unprecedented levels of productivity. Not charging extra for AI agents enables customers to more rapidly capitalize on this once-in-a-generation shift. |
| Optimized LLMs included | LLM optimization is possible for an extra cost. 8 | Included at no additional cost. | When models are hosted in one’s own cloud infrastructure, those cost savings can be passed along in many ways such as the option of including optimized LLMs. |
| Contextual guidance available at no additional cost | Use of Work Zone or WalkMe costs extra.9 10 | Included at no additional cost. | Employee success can be enabled by delivering personalized guidance through professional and personal workflows with one UX and powered by one system of record. |
| Custom AI includes premium LLMs (OpenAI, Gemini) | Ambiguous general availability of premium LLMs.11 | Limitless AI that includes premium LLMs, such as OpenAI, Gemini, etc. | Organizations with more complex AI needs deserve choice, this includes premium LLMs provided by third parties that extend their capabilities further. |
| Built-in credential store for external data | Credential store limited to apps running on SAP Business Technology Platform.12 | Built-in credential store available, including external systems. | Having a built-in credential store means access to a repository of secure data that can not only just store credentials but manage them securely through a set of APIs. |
| Productized AI testing and validation* | No known productized testing solution for AI outside of full reliance on partners.13 | Capable of simulations through synthetic data for effective testing and development. | The use of synthetic data for testing and validation can be a powerful tool. By generating realistic data that mimics real datasets, it helps enable privacy compliance and accelerate the training of AI models. |
| Agentic AI embedded knowledge store | First HCM agent not available until Q4 2025, agentic development capabilities are part of Joule which is not embedded.14 | Fully embedded. | When AI agents and their knowledge store are embedded into everyday business processes and transactions, it can help to drive efficiency, innovation, and growth. |
| AI agent data write-back integration | Difficult because of different data models, connectivity, and accuracy issues.15 | Possible due to single data model with embedded AI. | When AI agents are natively embedded in the application, it helps enable those agents to be able to ingest and analyze data from multiple systems and execute autonomous transactions in write-back operations. |
*Refers to testing of AI, not testing of application capabilities using AI
Product comparison as of August 2025
1. “AI Use Cases?” Accessed 28 August 2025, SAP, https://www.sap.com/products/artificial-intelligence/use-cases.html
2. “Thomas Kurian and Christian Klein Celebrate the Google Cloud and SAP Partnership,” 17 March 2022, YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4heKInaLX2M&t=26s, SAP uses Google and shares data through Data Cloud. SAP and Google do not have a single security model
3. Ghoshal, Anirban, “SAP Teams Up with Alibaba to Host Cloud ERP Workloads in China,” 28 May 2025, CIO, https://www.cio.com/article/3997033/sap-teams-up-with-alibaba-to-host-cloud-erp-workloads-in-china.html
4. “Location of Data Centers Utilized for SAP Cloud Services,” December 2024, SAP, https://www.sap.com/docs/download/agreements/product-use-and-support-terms/cls/en/list-of-data-centers-for-sap-cloud-services-english-v.12-2024.pdf
5. “Integrating PSM with SAP SuccessFactors,” Accessed 5 August 2025, SAP Learning, https://learning.sap.com/learning-journeys/implementing-budget-management-process-in-sap-s-4hana-cloud-public-edition-for-public-sector/understanding-the-integration-with-sap-successfactors_ffbdfa0c-1c18-4f1a-b15b-9e09b917643e, SAP has many data models and the integration required between S/4HANA and SAP SuccessFactors is just one
6. Bown, Brenda, “Joule Agents: How SAP Uniquely Delivers AI Agents that Truly Mean Business,” 13 February 2025, SAP News Center, https://news.sap.com/2025/02/joule-sap-uniquely-delivers-ai-agents/, SAP SuccessFactors does not offer a traditional, standalone "AI development tool" in the sense of a low-code/no-code platform for building and deploying custom AI models directly within the suite, though it is offered in Joule which integrates with the suite
7. “SAP Business AI Packages and Pricing,” Accessed 28 August 2025, SAP, https://www.sap.com/products/artificial-intelligence/pricing.html, SAP has five scenarios for the whole of HCM, Oracle has 12
8. Borner, Mathis and Sohrabi-Jahromi, Salma, “LLM Fine-Tuning,” 10 July 2024, Technology Blog Posts by SAP, https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-sap/llm-fine-tuning/ba-p/13756821
9. “SAP SuccessFactors Work Zone,” Accessed 28 August 2025, SAP, https://www.sap.com/products/hcm/workzone-hr.html#pricing
10. “WalkMe for SAP SuccessFactors HCM,” Accessed 28 August 2025, SAP, https://www.sap.com/products/hcm/walkme.html#pricing
11. Giacomo, Lee, “The SAP HCM Roadmap,” 4 November 2024, ERP Today, https://erp.today/the-sap-hcm-roadmap-wechat-microsoft-and-no-ai-agents/, SAP AI is more discreet, not pointing at a public OpenAI-type model
12. “SAP Credential Store,” Accessed 28 August 2025, SAP, https://www.sap.com/products/technology-platform/credential-store.html, SAP Credential Store service provides a secure repository for passwords and keys to applications that are running on the SAP Business Technology Platform, but that serves more to extend and integrate with SAP SuccessFactors, not inclusive of the whole
13. Charan, Ameekar, “Agentic AI: Transforming SAP for the Future,” 8 May 2025, HCLTech, https://www.hcltech.com/blogs/agentic-ai-transforming-sap-for-the-future
14. “SAP Sapphire Innovation Guide 2025,” Accessed 5 August 2025, SAP, https://www.sap.com/events/sapphire/innovation-guide/ai.html, SAP SuccessFactors will not have its first agent available until Q4 2025, and “Joule Agents: How SAP Uniquely Delivers AI Agents that Truly Mean Business”
15. “The Definitive Guide to Connecting SAP SuccessFactors with SAP Datasphere,” 1 November 2024, SAP Community, https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/the-definitive-guide-to-connecting-sap-successfactors-with-sap-datasphere/ba-p/13923819, and “Ensuring Data Consistency in the Extracting of SuccessFactors Data to SAP Datasphere,” 26 February 2025, SAP Community, https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blog-posts-by-members/ensuring-data-consistency-in-the-extraction-of-successfactors-data-to-sap/ba-p/14025527
Oracle ME vs. SAP SuccessFactors
Oracle ME, part of Oracle Cloud HCM, is the only complete employee experience platform, giving business leaders the power to orchestrate tailored experiences from a comprehensive understanding of each employee—empowering talent to connect, grow, and thrive.
Compare SAP SuccessFactors to Oracle ME and see why Oracle is the better choice for you.
Product features |
SAP SuccessFactors |
Oracle ME |
Business benefits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unified employee experience platform | Products such as SAP Qualtrics require integration.1 | Unified platform. | No integrations needed usually means fewer cybersecurity risks. |
| Communication tool with employee event capabilities | General workforce experience tool with some communication features.2 | Management of companywide initiatives and events by HR and managers is natively built into the communication tool. | Creation of internal events and communications can help shape the culture and behaviors that matter to an organization by connecting communications and event management with people data and processes. |
| Native listening tool | Acquired tool that was added on a different platform, spun off in an IPO, then sold off completely.3 | Listening tool is natively built within Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM. | Natively built solutions use critical data more effectively to help improve employee-manager relations. |
| Digital assistant with seamless communication | Inconsistent history moving between a first digital assistant built on different (S/4HANA) infrastructure, then one in an early adopter program, and now another promised to be embedded across the cloud portfolio.4 | Leading solution with a conversational and contextual support interface across HCM, ERP, and CX and more than 90 functional conversations. | Access to the right information helps mobilize the workforce and reduce the need for complex training. |
| Quick and consistent help desk | More-basic case management functions and submission options.5 | Intelligent case management, with submissions via digital assistant, SMS, email, and social platforms. | Effective case management helps reduce HR calls, increase employee satisfaction, and drive down costs. |
| Generative AI-powered knowledgebase articles | No current use of generative AI to author knowledgebase articles.6 | Assisted authoring quickly generates HR help desk content for users to review, revise, and approve. | Answering frequently asked questions with less time and effort can help streamline and simplify day-to-day HR activities. |
| Personalized and guided employee workflows | Basic guided experiences with little recent innovation.7 | Personalized and targeted workflows that help individuals easily navigate and complete actions, processes, and important milestones, both personal and professional. | Employees want guidance and support to help them navigate professional and personal activities, and frustration grows when they don’t know what action to take. |
| Unifying growth solution | Limited integrations between different talent and employee experience products, but no fully unifying single experience. 8 | Growth solution that unifies learning, skill development, and career mobility in one hyper-personalized experience. | When learning, career growth, and talent mobility come together in one place and are connected to individual and business goals, the entire organization can thrive and adapt to change. |
| Tailored, peer-to-peer recognition | More-basic rewards and recognition program and no use of embedded generative AI.9 | Personalized peer-to-peer recognition with a generative AI messaging assistant, active recognition social feed, real-time engagement data, and more, all part of the Oracle ME employee experience platform. | To effectively address employee needs and drive engagement and core values, organizations must make peer-to-peer recognition meaningful, timely, and continuous. |
Product comparison as of March 2025.
Oracle Cloud HCM Skills vs. SAP SuccessFactors Skills
Business benefit |
SAP SuccessFactors |
Oracle Cloud HCM |
Why this matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native skills infrastructure and skills library management | Can bring in third-party skills data and SAP application data. Customers can view, add, and modify skills.1 | One SaaS solution. | Native skills infrastructure and library management enable access to an accurate system of record with skills data at its core, empowering HR to improve job architecture, better align skills development and resource investments, and make better decisions. |
| Breadth of native skills-driven business processes | Supports skills-based learning, career development, performance succession planning, and hiring through the Growth Portfolio of Talent Intelligence Hub.2 | Skills are embedded across recruiting, learning, strategic upskilling, career mobility, scheduling, and planning. | Being skills-informed can unlock the performance, potential, and adaptability of the workforce and leads to better business and talent decisions for all stakeholders, including HR teams, managers, and individuals. |
| Skills intelligence as part of a full, native HCM suite | Provides access to real-time insights and workforce trends. Supports skills inferences and a manager skills dashboard through Team Portfolio.3 | Reports on skills gaps, skill hot spots, developing skill trends, plus many aspects of skills across careers, gigs, jobs, learning, and hiring. | With insights into the supply of and demand for skills, HR can identify where pockets of need exist, which resources are being used to fill skills gaps, and where there’s a growing demand for unique skills to drive specific outcomes. |
| Multilanguage skills solution | Fully supports Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish (all variants) for AI-assisted skills features. Provides partial support for 19 other languages.4 | Enhances the skills library with full support for 30 languages. | Plan and react to current and future global demands with multilanguage skills translations. |
| No use of customer skills data to build the solution | All business data within a client is protected from other clients.5 | Does not use customer data. | Keeping customers’ data only available to them can help keep sensitive and proprietary information safe. |
| AI-powered skills library enrichment | Unclear if it supports AI-powered skills library enrichment. | Oracle Skills AI continuously enriches the skills library with new, relevant skills by analyzing transactional data in Oracle and other relevant third-party applications and learning from user skill behaviors. | AI-powered skills library enrichment allows HR to have an up-to-date skills library. |
| Cost to purchase solution | No additional cost.6 | No additional cost. | Move fast and unlock the power of skills with an immediately available skills solution. |
Product comparison as February 6, 2025.
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Discover Oracle Cloud HCM
We relentlessly innovate on behalf of our customers to ensure their success with 80% of our updates based on customer feedback. Our innovation is also focused on disruptive technologies—such as AI to simplify and automate processes and blockchain to improve process accuracy—helping our customers stay ahead. Here are 3 key reasons to choose Oracle Cloud HCM:
Complete & Unified Solution
Unlike solutions made from acquired products and external partnerships. Oracle provides one cloud that unifies the entire enterprise across HR, finance, supply chain, and customer experience. This means you get one solution with a consistent look and feel built for the cloud, from the ground up.
Elevated Employee Experience
Oracle improves and modernizes the processes that define each employee’s personalized experience - from initial onboarding to collaborating with colleagues to long-term skills development. Other solutions that are made up of numerous acquired technologies and external partnerships struggle to deliver simple, consistent, and self-service tools.
Total Cost of Ownership
Oracle provides an intuitive experience and a common data model, giving you a single source of truth and real-time visibility into the rest of the business – without having to pay for expensive middleware and consultants. You also don’t need to pay for or integrate products from other vendors for advanced functionality.
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Oracle Skills vs. SAP SuccessFactors sources
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HCM vs. SAP SuccessFactors sources:
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Oracle ME vs. SAP SuccessFactors sources:
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