REDWOOD SHORES, CA, Nov. 2, 2009 (Marketwire) --

REDWOOD SHORES, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 11/02/09 -- Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL)

News Facts

• To help users automate expense reporting for cash transactions, Oracle has introduced the Oracle iReceipts® App and integrated it with Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Expenses.
• Oracle iReceipts allows employees to capture cash transactions on the iPhone and iPod touch as they occur, then easily submit these transactions to Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Expenses.
• Oracle iReceipts allows users to capture receipt images with the iPhone Camera rather than having to deal with several paper receipts. The images are then processed as normal within the PeopleSoft Expenses solution. The app can also automatically tag transactions with a user's location using location based features.
• This solution will be available for free from the App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or at www.itunes.com/appstore/ for Oracle customers currently running Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Expenses Release 9.0 and the soon to be released version 9.1.

Key Benefits

• With the Oracle iReceipts App users can leverage the innovative Multi Touch user interface of the iPhone and iPod touch to:
• Conveniently manage cash transactions anytime, anywhere.
• Increase user productivity by pre-populating expense line items with user defined preferences.
• Promptly submit cash receipt line items through seamless integration to Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Expenses.
• Receive real-time status updates of submitted cash transaction line items to iPhone or iPod touch.

Supporting Quotes

• "The concept of using mobile technology would increase efficiency around expense automation. In theory you could see fewer lost receipts and more timely filing of expense reports," said John E. Van Decker, Research Vice President, Gartner. "A solution that helps keep employees organized on the road could lead to greater productivity."
• "Oracle iReceipts is an exciting app. Leveraging the revolutionary iPhone to simplify the whole process of reporting expenses will increase employees' productivity and data accuracy," said Susan Davies, chief operating officer, Ataway. "We are delighted to see that Oracle is leading the charge on automation of expense reporting.