Where it helps
An employee asks how much notice their contract requires, then asks the assistant to submit their resignation for the end of next month.
My take
MY PRACTITIONER VIEW
It makes a stressful step simpler. But resigning is a big moment, so check the tone of what it says, and make sure its notice period answers match your contracts exactly.
Things you can ask
Examples based on Oracle's notes. What works depends on your setup.
What it won't do
- It answers from the policy documents you add to it, so it can't answer policy questions without them.
- Oracle's note says it warns people who try to resign before meeting their notice period; it doesn't describe it blocking them.
Good first agent?
No. It submits resignations.
Risk level: Take care. It submits a resignation and changes a last working day, but only for the person themselves, and doesn't decide anything about them.
Before you switch it on
- Do your Resign from Employment approvals still apply when it submits?
- Are notice periods in your contracts and policy documents accurate?
Setup at a glance
Open Setup at a glance for the setup steps. Select the agent's type label to see what that type means.
Test it after each update
For Oracle Fusion Applications, non-production (test) quarterly updates follow the weekend after the first Friday of the update month; production follows the weekend after the third Friday. Run these checks after the test update and before production, and verify your tenant's exact dates in Oracle update notifications.
- Ask a notice period question for a test worker and check it against their contract.
- Submit a test resignation and check the date, last working day and approvals.
- Try resigning before the notice period is met and check the warning.
Watch out
The Redwood Resign from Employment page becomes the default in 27A; see my Release Insight on it.
How it's changed
26B arrived.
- 26BResign from Employment with AI AssistanceOracle's note ↗
Related agents
Last reviewed November 2026
This is an independent practitioner view, not Oracle documentation. Features, names and availability change each release and depend on your licences and setup; some agentic applications carry extra costs. Always check Oracle's own notes and your environment.

