Oracle Account

You’ll need to sign in with an Oracle account to get started. Don’t have an Oracle Account? No worries! Simply follow the steps below to create a new account.

1. 1. Go to the MyProfile page
2. 2. Complete the "create your Oracle account" form using your corporate email address
3. 3. Check your email inbox for an email prompting you to verify your email address
4. 4. Once you verify your email, you’ll be taken to the Oracle Account log in screen where you can complete the process to set up your account.
5. 5. Enter your new Oracle Account credentials and select "Sign In".

Company Registration Information

To ensure you're ready to provide your company details in a format that we can validate, here's a quick overview of the required fields:

• Legal Company Name: This can be in English or in local language but will need to be your legally registered name. Please note, Oracle does not approve any company name that includes our entire ORACLE trademark. If your company name includes the letter string "ORA", your enrollment application will require additional review.
• Tax or Other Business Identifier: This is the identifier that is officially recognized by your country's tax administration.
• Company Website: You're going to need a website to help broadcast your engagement with Oracle. Please make sure it's a valid company-specific domain. If it's not, we won't be able to proceed with your membership.
• Email Address Domains: It's important that you provide a business domain email address and not a generic email address domain (i.e. Google.com, Yahoo.com, etc..) as we won't be able accept those. Also, please make sure your email address matches one of your company's email address domains.
• Company Address: A physical address is required, not a PO Box.

Company Contacts / Role Definitions

As you plan and grow your business with Oracle, we'll enhance your experience with specific guidance for you and your company’s key contacts. Below is a description of each type of contact. Note: When adding your contacts, make sure the status is "Active".

Partner Administrator
Responsible for initially enrolling and activating the partner’s Oracle account, which enables access to the Oracle Partner Store and to the Partner Hub; has full access to manage the OPN membership in Oracle’s systems and approves all Associate entity’s OPN enrollments; represents the key receiver of notifications and announcements from the Oracle PartnerNetwork and is responsible for designating other individuals at their company for certain roles in other areas.

Other OPN Role Definitions

Key Company Leaders
During your subscription process, you'll be asked to identify two key leaders at your company. They may be your company's president, founder, majority owner, CEO, or other C-suite executive.

Technical Readiness Contact
Drives acceleration of the partner’s technical readiness, assisting with trainings and environments, accessing technical benefits, getting staff skilled, certified and customer ready.

Sales Engagement Contact
Develops sales strategies, focusing on collaboration to achieve successful customer wins with Oracle, through Oracle's sales tools, strategic sales plays and other resources that can enhance their company's competitiveness with Oracle’s solution or services.

Market Development Contact
Identifies and uses Oracle's marketing tools, resources and marketing benefits to amplify market presence.

Legal Contact
Addresses and ensures compliance with terms, agreements, policies to enable business engagement, including the execution of the required go-to-market agreements.

Accounts Payable Contact
Facilitates excellent company credit with Oracle and ensures streamlined payment of fees to maintain business continuity.

OPN Membership Types

Let's make sure that you understand the two types of membership in OPN, so you make the right selection when the time comes. And, no worries, we'll guide you to the best option based on what you tell us about your company.

Still not sure?
Watch this super helpful video to understand a bit more about the Principal-Associate relationship: Video: Understanding the Principal-Associate Relationship (2:19)

Principal: Typically, this is a company's headquarter entity and/or a parent company if there are subsidiaries involved. The Principal entity has the central role of executing all terms, selecting and paying for tracks, approving Associates, as well as managing Enablers and Expertise. A subsidiary company can also be a Principal if they want their own OPN membership with their own tracks, membership elements and agreements.

Associate: This is a wholly or majority owned subsidiary of the Principal entity (parent company) and will be accepted into OPN subject to their Principal's OPN Membership Terms. Additionally, the Principal will execute all Go-To-Market terms.
NOTE: If you enroll as an Associate, your Principal (parent) company must be an active OPN member before you enroll since the contractual terms of the OPN Agreement will be signed by your Principal company. Also, your membership will go through review by your parent company (the "Principal" entity) prior to being approved.

Company Legal Structure

Also, during your enrollment, we'll ask what type of legal form your organization is. Depending on your response, we may need to point you to other options or request additional information for our review to make sure we'll be proceeding with the right type of partnership.

The selections are:

Publicly Traded Entity
Entity whose stock or equity interest is listed on an exchange or trading market. If 30% or more of your company is owned by a government or state-owned entity, please select "Government or State-Owned Entity".

Private Entity
Private entity that is not traded on an exchange or trading market, such as an LLC, SA (Société Anonyme), SARL (société à responsabilité limitée), or partnership.

Government or State-Owned Entity
An entity that is owned partially or in whole by a national, state, or local government. Company is publicly traded but 30% or more is owned by a government or other state-owned entity.

Individual or Sole Proprietor / EURL
As mentioned previously, OPN is not set up for this type of structure, so if you select this option you might want to get started through the Oracle Developer Resource Center or Oracle University Learning options.

Other
Such as: Charity, Non-Profit Organization, Membership Association, or other type of entity not listed above. If you select this option, we'll need you to provide additional information about the legal form of your organization, its ownership, oversight, and management. Also, please note, there might be a slight delay in processing your enrollment as we verify your details.

Company Information Questionnaire

Oracle's Partner Code of Ethics and Business Conduct

It's important to us that every one of our partners is aligned with our core values. Please read through the Partner Code of Ethics and Business Conduct as during your enrollment we'll need you to confirm that you have reviewed this.

Confirmation of Ethical Company Behavior
Oracle's reputation and success, as well as your own, depend upon the commitment that you make to uphold Oracle's values of trust, integrity, and honesty. We're sure you'll understand that because of this we'll need you to confirm the following statements about your company.

• No officer(s) or shareholders of my company were previously employed at a company that was terminated by Oracle PartnerNetwork.
• Within the last 5 years, my company and/or any company principals have not been convicted for or reached a settlement or other government resolution relating to violations of money laundering, fraud, embezzlement, or anti-bribery laws.
• No majority or controlling shareholders, officers, and sales teams involved in Oracle transactions currently hold or have in the past 7 years held public or government office.

Oracle Employee Involvement in Your Company
Lastly, with regards to Oracle employee involvement in your company, if any of the statements below apply to your company, please be prepared to explain and/or provide the name of the individual(s) involved, their job title(s), dates of employment at Oracle, and office location where individual(s) worked while at Oracle.

If you cannot confirm, we’ll ask you to provide an explanation and the contact details for a company representative that Oracle can contact about this matter.

Your majority or controlling shareholders, officers, and sales teams involved in Oracle transactions:

• are not current Oracle employees and have not been Oracle employees within the last 3 years
• do not have any family relations with current Oracle employees