In April 2026, we saw the release of Oracle Integration 3 26.04 and with it, we yet again saw a bunch of new features. In a slight divergence from the previously announced quarterly release cycle (As I mentioned in my post: Oracle Integration – Moving to a quarterly release cycle!, Oracle integration has now moved to a quarterly release cycle), a further patch release for 26.04 was released in June 2026. Though, I’m not complaining, it’s perfectly reasonably to drop patch releases between full feature releases.
Broadly speaking, this release included only a new Oracle Integration homepage – so, in this post I will discuss only this enhancement rather than my usual full download of Oracle Integration new features. Note – for full release information, please visit Oracle documentation here.
This is Oracle’s 3rd release for the year. To read about the previous OIC release (26.01), see my post here and to read about the OIC release (26.04), see my post here.
What is the Visual Change?
In Oracle Integration (3) v26.04 and earlier, the homepage of Oracle Integration looked like this:
Now, with the v26.04.2 release, it looks like this – quite a distinctive and clean UI change.
Beyond Visual, what is new?
Key Metrics
Oracle integration now surfaces some new key metrics, specifically:
- Error Rate: this is the percentage error rate of integrations (within the instance) within the past 24 hours. It indicates the overall performance of operating integrations.
- Integrations: this is the number of active integrations (within the instance) out of the maximum number of integrations permitted
- Emails: this is the number of email notifications used (within the instance) out of the maximum number of integrations permitted. To understand more about how email quotas work, see my post Monitoring Integrations in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) – Pt3
- Agents: this is the percentage of agents (within the instance) that are unavailable
- File Server: This is the percentage of file server usage (within the instance)
The new metrics also have a status pill attached to them for ease of establishing health of the integration instance.
Getting Started
Now, it is easier than ever to get started within Oracle integration.
You can select to build your own project:
Or, you can browse existing solutions (commonly referred to as integration recipes). Important to note however, that “recipes” have evolved in Oracle Integration extending beyond traditional template integrations. Now, you can browse, access and use:
- Accelerators (45 at the point of writing)
- Recipes (276 at the point of writing)
- Adapters (14 at the point of writing) – Note that these adapters are in addition to the Oracle provided adapters
- Marketplace Listings (10 at the point of writing)
Continue where you left off
A neat feature is the “Recent Projects” panel which allows you to immediately jump back into the project you were last working on
Staying up to date
The Oracle integration homepage now publishes any relevant updates that support you in staying up to date or quick and easy links to useful content (for example, the agentic AI workshop link – which I actually hadn’t seen before! – shown in the below image)
Important Note
At present, the new Oracle Integration homepage design is only available for instances within regions that reside in the commercial OC1 realm.