In an enterprise context, integration users typically need special permissions to access, retrieve, and manipulate data.

Here’s a general outline of how you can grant the appropriate access:

1. Identify the Integration User: Determine which user or role requires access to specific data within the Oracle ERP Cloud system. This might be an application or a user responsible for data integration tasks.

2. Define the Permissions: You’ll need to understand what kind of data the integration user will access and what operations (read, write, update, delete) they need to perform.

3. Use Appropriate Tools: Within Oracle ERP Cloud, there might be specific tools or administrative interfaces where you can set up these permissions. Utilize the relevant documentation or support to navigate through these tools.

4. Apply Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): If possible, it might be beneficial to define roles with specific permissions and assign these roles to the integration user. This approach can make managing permissions more straightforward.

5. Monitor and Audit: Ensure that you have proper logging and monitoring in place to keep track of what the integration user is accessing and altering. This helps in maintaining security and compliance.

6. Follow Best Practices: Always adhere to the best practices defined by Oracle and your organization’s security policies to make sure the integration is secure and efficient.

7. Test the Configuration: Before deploying the configuration in a production environment, test the integration to make sure the user has the correct access and that the integration functions as intended.