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See what Uhrwerk.ai can do with your systems

By letting your systems talk to each other, Uhrwerk.ai unlocks significant time savings and more efficient processes. Select your systems to see what Uhrwerk can do for your business.

Select your systems to see compatible use cases

All use cases

With common systems and configurations, Uhrwerk can provide the following services — and because the platform is flexible and scalable, the possibilities for further adaptations are endless.

  • ERP assistant

    Easier access to your ERP right away — search, explain, prepare, approve.

    Required systems

    • ERP

    Example“Show open PRs for plant DE-02” — ERP only, search + explain.

  • Inbox control

    Classify mail, extract fields and attachments — without a second system.

    Required systems

    • Email

    ExampleClassify inbound mail (order / invoice / master data) without ERP.

  • File adaptor / DMS

    Make PDFs and files usable via the file adaptor — basis for BANF and quotes.

    Required systems

    • DMS / Files

    ExampleUpload PDF → detect type → stage for BANF/quote.

  • BANF process

    PDF → quotes via file adaptor, PDF and XC-Docs — controlled purchase requisitions.

    Required systems

    • DMS / Files
    • ERP

    ExampleSupplier PDF with prices → file adaptor → XC-Docs → PR/quote in ERP.

  • Email → Order

    Order emails become controlled ERP sales/purchase orders.

    Required systems

    • Email
    • ERP

    Example“Please ship 500× K-1042” → sales order in ERP.

  • Email → Accounting

    Invoice and booking-relevant mail lands checked in finance/ERP.

    Required systems

    • Email
    • ERP

    ExampleIncoming invoice PDF in attachment → match vendor → post in finance/ERP.

  • Email → Master data

    Change requests from the inbox become clean master-data updates.

    Required systems

    • Email
    • ERP

    Example“New ship-to from April” → update customer master in ERP.

  • Email → Article updates

    Article and material changes from mail are taken into ERP under control.

    Required systems

    • Email
    • ERP

    ExamplePrice list / material change by mail → article master (price, text, status) in ERP.

  • ERP → Document

    ERP data becomes quotes, documentation and reporting.

    Required systems

    • ERP
    • DMS / Files

    ExampleOpen order in ERP → generate quote PDF and store in DMS.

  • ERP → Email

    Status, confirmations and notices from ERP go out as targeted mail.

    Required systems

    • ERP
    • Email

    ExampleDelivery-date change in ERP → customer info mail with approval.

  • Email → ERP → Email

    Answer inbox questions with internal ERP knowledge and write back.

    Required systems

    • Email
    • ERP

    Example“Where is order SO-4521?” → query ERP → reply with status/document.

Workflow engine & holistic integration

Uhrwerk turns intent into approved system actions: signals from email, DMS or CRM are reconciled with ERP master data, orchestrated by the workflow engine, and executed with audit, approvals and cost limits — expandable as soon as another system joins.

Expandable by design

First-class connectors cover the core. Protocols (OpenAPI, OData, REST, GraphQL, SQL, FTP) and self-service adapters keep the stack open — without a big bang.

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First-class connectors at a glance

  • SAP S/4HANA(ERP)
  • SAP Business One(ERP)
  • oxaion(ERP)
  • Dynamics 365 Business Central(ERP)
  • Albatross(ERP)
  • Salesforce(CRM)
  • HubSpot(CRM)
  • Pipedrive(CRM)
  • HR4YOU(CRM, ERP)
  • Microsoft Exchange(Email)
  • Gmail(Email)
  • Google Drive(DMS)
  • OneDrive(DMS)
  • SharePoint(DMS)
  • M-Files(DMS)
  • XC-Docs(DMS)
  • Microsoft Teams(Office)
  • Microsoft Excel(Office)
  • Microsoft OneNote(Office)
  • Confluence(Office)
  • Notion(Office)
  • Asana(Office)
  • monday.com(Office)
  • Jira(Office)
  • Google Calendar(Office)
  • Lexware(Finance)
  • Power BI(Analytics)
  • GitHub(Other)
  • Canva(Other)
  • OData(Protocols)
  • OpenAPI V3(Protocols)
  • Swagger(Protocols)
  • REST(Protocols)
  • GraphQL(Protocols)
  • SQL(Protocols)
  • FTP(Protocols)