Aqilla rolls out new SmartAI feature

Aqilla has launched its new SmartAI feature within its finance and accounting software. SmartAI has been developed by Aqilla to incorporate the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation, in order to learn and understand a variety of business processes within the software. This results in tasks being run accurately and efficiently, without the requirement for any manual input.

4 years ago Posted in

By enabling the system to learn the nuances of its customers’ business processes, Aqilla’s software is able to significantly reduce the likelihood of errors occurring whilst also automating time-consuming tasks. This is done even when decisions are required to be made throughout the process. Aqilla SmartAI has been developed by the team at Aqilla using a range of techniques and methods consisting of AI, Automation and ‘Fuzzy Logic’. Through the use of an application programming interface (API), Aqilla SmartAI is able to deconstruct data fed into the system and forward it to where the data is required in an appropriate format.

“It’s been a difficult year for many of us, and with many companies having to re-think the way they operate, it’s imperative that employees are giving their undivided attention into keeping the business operating at a high standard,” commented Hugh Scantlebury, co-founder and CEO, Aqilla. “By adding AI and automation to our platform, and reducing the possibility of errors, it gives the finance team some much needed time back to focus on the bigger and more important priorities that they may be facing in these challenging times.”

Further benefits of Aqilla’s SmartAI function include:

The complete automation of a variety of tasks and business processes.
A reduction in errors.
Huge time-saving benefits that enable the accounts department to focus on more pressing tasks.

Aqilla rolls out new SmartAI feature

Benchling report reveals diverging AI strategies between large and small biopharma

‘Playtime is over’ for GenAI

GenAI not production-ready?

AI tops decision-makers' priorities

Diversity in tech is on the up – but there’s still more to be done

AI innovation is powering the Net Zero transition

CIOs struggle to define AI value

AI innovation is powers Net Zero transition