Oracle Redwood UI Migration

The time is NOW to transition to Redwood UI

If you haven’t started transitioning to Redwood, now is the time to start. As of Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM Release 25C (i.e., third quarter of 2025), a majority of HCM pages will only be available in the Redwood user interface. Get started now. We can help review Redwood pages, build an adoption roadmap, and deploy what makes sense given any dependencies, targeting a 100% migration to Redwood by 25B.

Redwood Transition Guide

Redwood is Oracle’s modern user experience (UX) design system. It introduces a cleaner, faster, more intuitive interface across Oracle Cloud Applications and is built to improve user efficiency, consistency, and accessibility.

There is no single ‘right’ way to make the transition to Redwood. For customers who are live and need to migrate by 25B, there are numerous options for how to approach this work.

The impact of the transition to Redwood can be classified into the categories below, and each of them can have varying depths of development to deployment lifecycle.

  • Feature Changes
  • Personalization
  • Page Changes
  • Auto Complete Rules
  • Custom Job Roles

At MIPRO, we can help you through this journey with our proven 6-step Redwood Adoption Plan.

Mandatory to migrate to Redwood - Dates by module:

Assess, Impact, Define Transition Plan & Adopt Redwood UI

Our proven 6-step Redwood Adoption Plan:

1

Identify pre-requisites and complete environment readiness

2

Identify Redwood enabled pages

Assess impact by running the Oracle Personalization Tool

3

Utilize the Redwood Personalization Helper Tool for impact assessment

4

Create the Redwood Adoption Checklist

Plan for the effort needed and consider change management

5

Resolve testing issues and collaborate with Oracle (SR)

Prepare for PROD migration

6

Provide user adoption training

Gather feedback for improvements

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Our Oracle-certified experts are ready to guide your journey — from planning and migration to optimization and beyond.