Teams manually verified invoices against tax databases. An AI assistant now validates details and posts directly to the ERP system.
A Hungarian enterprise software developer operating in a market constrained by a shrinking talent pool and an aging workforce.
Complex document management workflows made it difficult for users to locate data, while manual tasks like invoice processing required time-consuming...
“In document management and business process management, the workflows are pretty complex. At Barré, we saw how end users sometimes struggled to find where they need to go to find the right data. We realized that an AI assistant that could interact with document and business process management applications could help users navigate processes more quickly and help existing teams to become far more productive.”
Enterprise software solutions for document management and business process automation.
Enterprise technology and consulting for cloud computing, AI, and business solutions.
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