Complex user journeys
A single task may span multiple screens, forms, reference fields, validations, and process steps.
Conversational ERP
Let authorized users create requests, build forms, update records, and perform complex tasks through natural language while the ERP remains the controlled system of record.
The operating problem
Enterprise applications encode important controls, but complex navigation and field-level knowledge can slow adoption, increase training needs, and create incomplete requests.
A single task may span multiple screens, forms, reference fields, validations, and process steps.
Users need to initiate and complete work from the channels available in the moment.
Natural language must be translated into complete, valid, and authorized system actions.
Identity, permissions, business rules, approvals, evidence, and audit history cannot be bypassed.
What AAIC delivers
Determine the requested ERP task, required information, user context, and missing details.
Ask focused questions, validate values, retrieve reference data, and prepare a complete transaction.
Connect approved APIs, workflows, forms, records, master data, documents, and related enterprise tools.
Confirm user role, action authority, data access, business rules, and transaction boundaries.
Route material, exceptional, or policy-controlled actions to the appropriate reviewer.
Show the proposed action, capture confirmation, execute through approved tools, and retain the record.
Natural-language workflow orchestration
GTAF coordinates intent, identity, context, enterprise tools, validation, approvals, execution, and audit history across the selected ERP workflow.
Explore GTAFApplied use cases
Collect trip details, validate policy, build the request, and route approval.
Gather fields, rules, ownership, and workflow requirements to create an approved form.
Retrieve the right record, validate changes, confirm intent, and execute the authorized update.
Combine ERP action with CRM, property, customer, and sales context.
Business outcomes
Frequently asked questions
No. The ERP remains the system of record. Conversational ERP provides a controlled natural-language interface for selected tasks.
It can be used for approved workflows with appropriate identity, session, data, permission, confirmation, and audit controls. The exact design depends on the organization's security requirements.
GTAF can enforce identity, role permissions, data access, business validation, action limits, approvals, explicit confirmation, and audit history before an ERP tool executes the change.
Start with one high-value workflow
Choose a frequent, rules-based workflow with clear users, required data, approval logic, and a measurable reduction in effort.