Intelligent document processing
Invoices, statements, forms and PDFs read by AI and turned into rows in your system. Anything it can't read clearly is flagged for a person. One project we've worked on is a PDF bank-statement converter.
Reading documents, sorting the inbox, copying data between tools, writing first drafts. AI does that step inside your own tools, and your team checks anything that matters.
You'll talk to Usama, who writes the code.
Invoices, statements, forms and PDFs read by AI and turned into rows in your system. Anything it can't read clearly is flagged for a person. One project we've worked on is a PDF bank-statement converter.
Emails sorted, tagged and sent to the right person, with a draft reply ready to check and send.
Staff ask in plain words and get an answer from your policies, price lists or past jobs, with a link to the document.
Numbers pulled from your tools and written up as a short summary, so nobody builds the report by hand.
Wherever someone copies details from one tool into another, AI does the copy and a person approves it.
A typical pattern, not a client result.
Someone opens each supplier PDF, types the totals into a spreadsheet and emails the team when a number looks wrong.
AI reads each PDF as it arrives, fills the row, and flags any total it isn't sure of. The person who used to type now checks the flagged rows.
In a preregistered experiment, 453 college-educated professionals did writing tasks and half were given ChatGPT.
“The average time taken decreased by 40% and output quality rose by 18%.”
Figures from published research, linked. These are not Samisoftz results.
Read more research on the benefits of AIWe don't name clients. Each build is described with the client's details removed.
All source code goes into your GitHub. It runs in your accounts, and the AI model account is in your name. You approve each milestone before the next one starts. Nothing is held in our accounts, so there's no lock-in.
Work that follows the same steps every time, happens often, and has a clear right answer: reading documents, sorting messages, filling records, writing first drafts. Work that needs judgement every time is a poor first fit.
Some are. An AI agent prepares the next step on its own, such as filling a record or drafting a reply. We keep a person on any step where a mistake would cost you, so it works like a careful assistant, not an autopilot.
Sometimes, which is why we test it on your own past examples before it goes live and keep a person on any step where a mistake would cost you. You see the test results before you sign off.
It reads only the files and folders you choose, through an AI account in your name. The data note lists exactly what it can see.
A short handover session, which we record. Most of the time the AI shows up inside a tool they already use, so there's little new to learn.
No. Both can be connected. We'll check what your plan allows on the call.
Both. We map one workflow with you first, the way an AI automation consultant would, then write the code, test it on your past examples and hand it over.
Yes, if one of them does the job. The flow runs in your account, and we write custom code only where the tool runs out.
Bring it to a free 30-minute call. We'll tell you if AI should do it.
You'll talk to Usama, who'd build it.
30 minutes · no slides · a written answer if it's not a fit