Oracle Textura: Revolution in Construction Payment Systems

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Oracle Textura has now processed more than US$1tn in payments (Credit: Getty)
Explore how Oracle Construction and Engineering is modernising payments in construction, marking a shift in procurement strategies

Procurement in the construction industry demands precision, efficiency and robust risk management.

Oracle Construction and Engineering rises to these challenges, integrating advanced cloud-based tools like Oracle Textura Payment Management Cloud Service into its offerings.

This platform redefines the payment processes for contractors and subcontractors, enhancing efficiency and control across the lifecycle of projects. Oracle Textura has impressively processed over US$1tn in payments since its launch in 2006, underpinning its widespread adoption.

It supports more than 120,000 projects and facilitates connections between over 800 general contractors and 200,000 subcontractors.

The significant simplification of payment processes highlights Oracle Textura's fundamental role in shaping procurement strategies within the construction sector.

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Modernising payment systems in construction

The Oracle Textura Payment Management Cloud Service symbolises digital transformation in the construction sector. This cloud application is designed to streamline billing, payments, and compliance processes for contractors and subcontractors.

For procurement teams, this system transforms operations by accelerating payments, reducing compliance risks, improving predictability of cash flows, and ensuring effective management of lien waivers and compliance documentation.

This streamlined process not only saves time but also introduces clarity and consistency to construction payment workflows. Each month, the platform processes an average of US$16bn, demonstrating its pivotal role in maintaining efficient and secure procurement operations.

The elimination of manual tasks and the provision of transparent payment tracking allow teams to focus on core activities, reducing administrative burdens.

Tim Nottoli, CIO of Walsh Group, shares his experience: "In my personal life, I pay my bills all through a banking app, there are no more checks. Oracle Textura has done the same for our project accounting teams as they accept subcontractor invoices and waivers and issue payments.

"We found Textura's customer success team to be committed, their platform to be flexible and the process to be easy and efficient. With Textura, we now have a standardised payment process, across our projects that is secure and enjoyable."

The Walsh Group

Enhancing procurement through visibility and control

Oracle Construction and Engineering’s suite extends beyond payment management, offering comprehensive procurement solutions.

Its integrated supply chain management capabilities enable project owners and contractors to anticipate risks, optimise supplier sourcing and adapt dynamically to market conditions, thereby boosting buying power and fortifying procurement processes.

One of Oracle’s strengths is the linkage of payment management with other procurement facets. Visibility into work package scopes and schedules allows procurement teams to synchronise material requisitions with project timelines efficiently.

The reduction of errors and minimisation of rework, along with decreased administrative overheads, encourage collaboration between procurement, project management and financial teams.

For procurement leaders, the advantages extend to strategic planning. Data-driven insights and real-time financial flow tracking support superior decision-making capabilities. This creates a cohesive approach to managing resources, from raw materials to labour, optimising all project components.

A collaborative future

Oracle Textura’s success is rooted in its collaborative design, which fosters alignment among all parties involved in construction projects.

Mike Antis, Global Vice President of Oracle Textura

Mike Antis, Global Vice President of Oracle Textura, explains: "By implementing a collaborative payment management solution, construction companies are not just streamlining their payment processes, but also contributing to the overall health and growth of their companies and the industry overall."

The scalability of the tool makes it apt for organisations of varying sizes, including smaller firms that gain access to processes typically associated with larger enterprises.

Its cloud-based nature ensures accessibility and security—essential in the dynamic and high-stakes construction environment.

With ongoing innovations, Oracle promises even greater integration of procurement functions with project management tools, set to boost productivity, spur industry growth, and strengthen partnerships within the construction ecosystem.


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