1Z0-1055-26

Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials: Payables and Expenses 2026 Implementation Professional

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The Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials: Payables and Expenses 2026 Implementation Professional credential (exam code 1Z0-1055-26) is Oracle's certification for practitioners who implement Payables and Expenses solutions in Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials. Oracle positions it for implementers, administrators, managers, and consultants, and states that holders are skilled at implementing common configurations across the Supplier Invoice to Payments process, Supplier Invoices, Payments, Accounts Payable Balances, and Expenses. The credential also certifies a working understanding of emerging technologies around AI/ML, Generative and Agentic AI, and analytics tools used for enterprise data processing. The exam is not a pure knowledge test. Oracle delivers it as a proctored online, hands-on performance-based exam: in addition to standard multiple-choice questions, candidates review a configuration in a given Oracle Cloud Applications environment, assess it, and answer questions tied to it. Oracle states that candidates are evaluated on their ability to analyse how parameters and configurations affect system behaviour and which settings produce specific outcomes. There is no prerequisite to sit the exam. Oracle recommends, but does not require, completing the Become a Certified Financials - Payables Implementer learning path, and notes that a combination of Oracle training and hands-on experience through labs or field work gives the best preparation. Results appear on screen at the close of the exam, with a detailed score report in Oracle CertView. Review the current exam topics and Oracle's certification program guidelines before scheduling.

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How is the 1Z0-1055-26 exam delivered and how long do I get?

It is delivered proctored online and lasts 90 minutes for 36 questions. The format is hands-on performance based, so expect configuration-review items alongside standard multiple-choice questions. Check in 30 minutes before your appointment, since Oracle requires that lead time and a quiet, private room.

What score do I need to pass?

The passing score is 68%. Oracle displays your exam results on screen at the close of the exam, and you can then view a detailed score report in Oracle CertView. Use that report to see which topic areas pulled your score down before deciding whether to retest.

Are there prerequisites or eligibility rules?

Oracle states there is no prerequisite to take this exam. Separately, if you previously earned an Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials: Payables and Expenses Certified Implementation Professional or Specialist certification from 2019 onwards, whether active or lapsed, you may qualify for the corresponding free Delta Exam. Verify your status in CertView.

What makes the performance-based questions different from normal multiple choice?

Oracle says these questions are tied to specific configurations in a given Oracle Cloud Applications environment. You review a configuration, assess it, and answer a question about it. You are evaluated on analysing how parameters and configurations affect system behaviour and which actions or settings produce particular outcomes, so memorised definitions alone will not carry you.

Which topics carry the most weight, and what order should I study in?

Oracle lists seven exam topics: common configurations in the Supplier Invoice to Payments process; Supplier Invoices; Payments; Accounts Payable Balances; Expenses; AI/ML/Mobile and automation features; and Redwood capabilities. Oracle does not publish per-topic weightings. A sensible order follows the transaction flow, then finishes with AI/automation and Redwood, which cut across the other areas.

How should I prepare, and is training mandatory?

Training is optional. Oracle recommends completing one of its courses, such as the Become a Certified Financials - Payables Implementer learning path, and states that a combination of Oracle training and hands-on experience through labs or field experience provides the best preparation. Because the exam is configuration-based, prioritise time in a Cloud Applications environment over reading alone.

Where do candidates most often lose marks?

Oracle's own description points to the risk: questions test whether you can predict the outcome of specific parameter and configuration choices, not just name features. Candidates who have only read about setup options struggle to reason about downstream effects. Practise tracing a setting change through invoicing, payments, balances, and period close before exam day.

What is the reschedule and cancellation policy?

Oracle requires you to reschedule or cancel at least 24 hours before your appointment time. If you fail to cancel at least 24 hours before the appointment, you risk forfeiting your exam attempt. Any costs beyond the exam fee, such as travel, equipment, or lost wages, are your sole responsibility.

What should I have ready on exam day?

Use a personal desktop or laptop with reliable internet, a microphone, and a webcam. Have government-issued identification whose first and last names match your exam registration exactly, plus a second acceptable ID if additional validation is requested. No mobile devices, watches, materials, headphones, or virtual backgrounds are allowed.