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Artificial Intelligence Integrated ERP Software
There is no AI training or lengthy configuration. Customers can turn it on and get immediate value, which makes it very different from AI tools that require heavy setup before anyone can use them.
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EnigneerAsh
Jan 21 at 11:38 AM
Interesting approach. Building the AI directly into the ERP instead of layering on another tool feels like the right call. The out-of-the-box setup and the time savings in AP and order entry make this feel practical, not experimental.
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