Oracle Fusion Guide

Your Guide to the new Oracle Fusion System 

Accessing your Payslips on the new Oracle System. 

As of April 2023 you’re now able to view your payslip on the new oracle system. This system provides a comprehensive breakdown of your earnings, deductions, and taxes, giving you a transparent look at your pay.  

This system will replace E-pay however you will still be able to access previous payslips for the next 12 months.  

Below we will walk you through the steps to access and view your payslip and how you can change your personal details on the new Oracle system.

• How to log into the system

  Here you’ll find information on how to log into the system and change your password. 

   

  Oracle Fusion Non-Corporate Login

• System Overview 
  If you would like to take a look at the new system, what it can do and how it notifies you of an update to your account please watch the video below:

   

• Payment methods & Payslips 

   During this video you’ll find out how to view your bank details, change them and view your payslips.  

   

• Changing your bank account and payment details 

  Watched the video but still need some help on how to change your bank account and payment details? We’ve put together this quick reference guide for you to refer to too.  

   

  Setting up or changing your bank account and payment details

• How to enter a Timesheet on Oracle

  This video talks you through how to enter a Timesheet on Oracle:

   

• Frequently asked questions 

  We have complied a list of frequently asked questions that have been raised during the development and testing process of Oracle.

   

  Take a look at the FAQ page to see if you query is covered.

   

  If you need any further support relating to the new Oracle Fusion Software, please contact the Oracle Fusion Implementation Team by emailing: 

  fusion@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk  

• Need more information?
  Why not contact one of our Oracle Fusion Champions! Head over to the Champions Contact page on Staffnet+ for more information.