Invoice data entry and matching in SAP
Read invoice PDFs, complete missing fields, and link invoice records to purchase orders and goods receipts.
A venture in the OriSpark network.
Automate repetitive business tasks.
Custom automation development, implementation, and ongoing maintenance for business teams.
Primarily for large enterprises and multinational teams handling repetitive work across files and business systems. Smaller businesses can also discuss their needs.
RPA—robotic process automation—uses software to carry out repeatable computer tasks. RPAx provides custom development, implementation, and ongoing maintenance.
These examples illustrate workflows that may need customization. Explore the steps, expected output, and human review, then discuss your own requirements.
Read invoice PDFs, complete missing fields, and link invoice records to purchase orders and goods receipts.
Use material and batch information to find the matching report, send it to the agreed recipient, and flag missing files.
These workflow outlines are based on internal implementation records. They are not published customer case studies or verified performance results.
RPAx team members and delivery partners assess and carry out the work. The people responsible for assessment, implementation, and maintenance are agreed for each project.
Describe a repetitive task and the systems involved. Discuss whether automation fits, what the project would include, and the support you need.
Bring your knowledge of local customers and business needs. You do not need to implement RPA yourself; the delivery team’s involvement and support are agreed before work begins.
Operating involves responsibility for the agreed market, customer relationships, business coordination, and results—not just introducing clients.
Local operating arrangements have not yet been confirmed.
Describe a workflow you want to automate, or a market you would like to develop.
Review the requirements with the relevant RPAx team members or partners, including available support and responsibilities.
Confirm the scope and terms before making commitments.
A short message is enough to start.
No account is needed for an initial conversation.