AI based integration with moving CRMs

We are happy to announce AI based integration between moving industry CRMs and management systems and Voxme Inventory portal. We call it Capybara style integration and it has nothing to do with AI hype or our love for animals. We simply hit the wall when it came to integrating with other industry systems. Yes, API based integrations would be ideal, but the moving world is ground in reality - between budget constraints, legacy systems, speed of developments and individual companies’ peculiarities it just wouldn’t work. So we learned to apply AI for something that individual technology solutions and their providers and users struggle to accomplish - personalized, friendly and sensible information exchange. And no, I’m not referring to ChatGPT driven group therapy sessions. I’m talking about Claude and Perplexity for system integrations. And this is where AI engines like Claude or Perplexity shine - they allow us to set up data exchange workflows between individual company’s CRM and our inventory portal according to that company’s processes. And the caveat here is that integration doesn’t amount to any development or good will of the system providers involved. Simply speaking, if company A dispatches inventory and bingo jobs to their pickup and delivery crews in the evening, an AI task can do just that and then bring the inventories and the bingo sheets back from Voxme Bingo Portal the following evening. Company B would rather dispatch an inventory job to a driver when the job’s assigned to it - their AI integration task will do that.  Humans are great at solving problems, but not at copying data between systems at 10pm. AI, on the other hand, is all about inferring patterns and then repeating the same sequence of actions over and over again. And this emotionless stamina of a capybara is just perfect for system integration because copy/pasting even 10 pieces of data from a CRM to an inventory system per job even if one has 10 jobs a day gets very tiring and therefore error prone very quickly.  Can a company set up these AI integration skills and tasks on their own? Absolutely! Those who need a helping hand can rely on our assistance. Just keep in mind that we don’t get involved unless our systems are;) Relying on a system expertise does matter because AI isn’t cheap and it takes real working knowledge to set up the tasks in the most efficient manner.