Accenture Edge has completed a multi-year finance and supply-chain transformation with Combe, Inc., consolidating the personal-care company's country-specific ERP systems onto Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, the firms said on 28 September 2026.
Combe — the family-owned group behind brands including Just For Men, Vagisil, Astroglide and Virtue — implemented Oracle Fusion across finance, procurement, manufacturing, order management and supply chain. Accenture said the programme gives Combe enterprise-wide visibility, faster execution and a unified data foundation intended to support embedded Oracle AI and Fusion Agentic Applications as the business grows.
Akshay Shetty, chief executive of Combe, said: "As a third-generation family business, we're deliberate about who we trust with that legacy, and we chose Accenture Edge and Oracle because they understood what was driving this change—our brands, our consumers, and our ambitions for growth."
Accenture positions Edge for mid-market companies with roughly US$300 million to US$3 billion in annual revenue, bringing large-enterprise delivery and ecosystem partners to that segment. Srini Subramanian of Accenture Edge said the work was about building "a unified digital core that turns clean data and operational visibility into a foundation for AI." Natalia Rachelson, senior vice president of applications development at Oracle, said putting finance and supply chain on one system of record enables teams to automate more of the work required to respond to shifting demand.