Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a comprehensive suite of applications that orchestrates supply chain processes and adapts to changing business needs.

Setting up Oracle Fusion SCM includes various steps depending on the specific modules you are implementing. Below is a general setup flow:

1. Set Up Enterprise Structures: Configure the enterprise structures which represent the legal and organizational structure of the company.

2. Define Legal Entities: Set up the legal entities for your organization, including the associated tax information.

3. Define Business Units: Set up business units that represent the organization’s lines of business.

4. Define Locations: Define the physical locations where your organization does business.

5. Set Up Reference Data Sets: Reference data sets are used to partition reference data for sharing across business units.

6. Define Product Management: This includes setting up the product hierarchy, product families, classes, and categories.

7. Define Common Inventory Configurations: Configure facilities, such as warehouses and distribution centers, and set up item-related entities, like item organizations, units of measure, and sub-inventories.

8. Set Up Cost Management: Define costing methods and related parameters, cost organizations, and cost profiles.

9. Define Order Orchestration: Set up order orchestration parameters, orchestration processes, orchestration statuses, and orchestration exceptions.

10. Define Shipping: Define shipping parameters, freight carriers, shipping methods, and delivery types.

11. Set Up Supply Chain Planning: Define planning data collections, sales and operations planning parameters, and demand and supply planning parameters.

12. Define Procurement: Configure procurement business function, procurement agents, and procurement document types.