ERP workflow automation across your existing systems
Automate ERP processes across business systems, spreadsheets, email and portals. Explore LaunchAI workflows for manufacturing, construction and property teams.
Pick your system
Six platforms per industry. One agent that reads all of them, through the same screens your team already uses.
Manufacturing501 workflows each
Construction458 workflows each
Property Management595 workflows each
What you will find on each system page
Every system page is short on purpose. You get the picture fast, then go as deep as you like on the map.
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Where the ERP stops
What the system does well, and the screen work that still happens around it.
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What agents do
The jobs an agent takes on first, in plain terms.
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The apps around it
Inboxes, spreadsheets, portals and plant-floor devices that sit beside the ERP.
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Every workflow on a map
A zoomable mind map with every workflow the system touches, its hours, roles and systems.
Same work, different screens
A three-way match is a three-way match on any ERP. What changes is the menu it hides behind. That is why the workload for a given process is the same on every platform in an industry, and each page focuses on how that system handles it.
The ERP is only part of the job
No workflow lives inside its ERP. Every one also runs through Outlook, Excel and a shared drive, and most add a portal, a scanner or a specialist tool. Agents work those too, in the same run.
See the full list on Companion apps and portals.
How to choose a first agent
- Open your system's map and zoom into your area.
- Swap the planning hours for your own volume: invoices a day, jobs a week.
- Favor clear rules, inputs you already have and an owner who can show the work.
- Bring that workflow and its worst exception to a demo on your own system.
Hours on the maps are planning estimates. The scorecard weighs error cost and deadlines beside them.
Not on the list?
The 18 platforms set the scope of our catalog, not the reach of the agent. A regional ERP, a green-screen terminal, an Access database and a vendor web portal are all screens. Pick the nearest system in your industry, use its map, and build on your own screens.
Questions
Do I need a vendor API or marketplace app?
No. Agents work the screens your team uses, inside sessions your team opened. If IT has issued API access for a step, the agent can use it for that step. More on Vision Layer.
Does a big workflow mean I should automate it first?
Not by itself. Clear rules, available inputs and a willing process owner matter as much as hours.
Are screen names on each page exact?
They follow vendor documentation, but modules, configuration and release change what you see. The agent is trained on your screens, not a demo.
How ERP process automation works
ERP automation software should complete a defined business process across the tools your team uses. Start with approved inputs from email, spreadsheets or portals; identify the ERP records to create, update or extract; and agree on the checks required before any change is released.
For example, a customer PO becomes a draft sales order after customer, item, quantity and price checks. Missing items or mismatched terms go to the order owner. The completed output is a reviewed ERP record with the source document and an exception log.
Compare ERP automation tools against your actual workflow: access permissions, exception handling, human approvals and traceable outputs. Our maps describe candidate processes, not a count of production deployments. Bring one recurring process and its hardest exception to a workflow demo.
No prompts. No babysitting. No Integrations.