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A Simple application from Scratch: Oracle Process Cloud by Ankur Jain

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Are you a beginner in Oracle Process Cloud Service and want to learn how to play with this and create processes, forms, etc. So here is the article for you to learn step by step. This guide will only take 30 minutes to complete.

In this article, we will create a simple Leave Requisition process in Oracle Process Cloud Service(PCS) which can help to understand the basics of PCS.

To begin with, you would be needing access to Oracle Process Cloud Service and Sign in Credentials. If you don’t have it right now, create a free 30 days free trial from here

Let’s go ahead and create the process

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