Generative AI
Design generative AI around a relevant business workflow when it fits the requirement.
AI-Powered Business Workflows
Codithic helps organizations explore, design, integrate, and build AI-powered capabilities around real business needs. The focus is on useful workflow improvements rather than AI for its own sake.
What We Engineer
Use AI where it improves real business workflows. These capability areas are applied where they fit the requirement.
Design generative AI around a relevant business workflow when it fits the requirement.
Shape application experiences that include AI where the workflow needs it.
Connect an AI capability with existing applications and workflows where that connection is appropriate.
Support people with assisted steps inside an existing business process.
Apply machine learning where it is relevant to the business requirement.
Explore newer AI approaches where they offer practical value for the workflow.
Each engagement uses the capabilities that fit the business requirement.
How We Approach AI
A practical path starts with the business problem and keeps people involved. The steps used depend on the requirement. The aim is a useful capability that can be validated and evolved with the business.
Conceptual approach: Understand the business problem, assess whether AI is appropriate, design the capability around the workflow, build the AI-enabled experience, integrate it into the application or process, validate the behavior and usefulness, then evolve based on business needs.
Understand the business problem.
Assess whether AI is appropriate.
Design the capability around the workflow.
Build the AI-enabled experience.
Integrate it into the application or process.
Validate the behavior and usefulness.
Evolve based on business needs.
A useful AI capability sits inside the application and the business process, and the output supports a defined next action.
Application, AI Capability, and Business Workflow stay connected. The AI capability operates in the application where the work happens, assists relevant parts of the workflow, and supports a defined business process.
The AI capability operates in the application where the work already happens.
It assists a relevant part of the work. It does not replace the process around it.
The output supports a defined next step in the business process.
Current Product AI
The current product AI direction includes two approved capabilities.
Current
Assist with capturing order information from relevant business inputs and converting it into structured order information for the operational workflow.
Current
Assist field sales users with relevant information and workflow support during sales activities.
AI Evolution
Recommendation and Forecasting are planned/future capabilities and are not represented as current product functionality.
An AI capability can be added to an existing application when assessment and engineering work support it. Integration and modernization may be relevant where that application needs to evolve.
Conceptual path: Existing Application, AI Capability, Enhanced Workflow, then User or Business Process.
Existing Application
AI Capability
Enhanced Workflow
User / Business Process
Related services
Practical AI
Use AI where it provides relevant value to the workflow.
Keep people involved where business judgment or decisions are required.
AI capabilities should operate with relevant business context.
Validate AI-generated or AI-assisted outputs appropriately.
Define what the AI capability is expected to do within the workflow.
Improve and adapt capabilities as requirements evolve.
AI supports the existing operational model. DMS remains the central management platform, and SFA remains the mobile-first field execution layer.
DMS provides the central operational management context. SFA supports mobile-first field execution. AI capabilities may support relevant workflows where they are designed and implemented. Current examples are AI Order Capture and Intelligent Sales Assistant.
Provides the central operational management context.
Supports mobile-first field execution.
May support relevant workflows where designed and implemented.
Current examples
AI capabilities may require application engineering, integration, deployment, or technology guidance depending on the requirement.
Design, build, implement, and enhance the applications around a workflow.
Connect existing systems and modernize platforms as requirements change.
Support cloud deployment, application delivery, and environment management.
Technology assessment, architecture guidance, and practical roadmaps.
Codithic approaches AI from the perspective of business requirements, workflow context, application needs, and practical use.
The work starts by assessing whether AI fits the business requirement.
Relevant business contexts
Business Value
Start with the business requirement.
Put AI where the work happens.
Build AI capabilities around usable applications.
Allow AI-enabled workflows to evolve as requirements change.
AI capabilities can be part of Codithic products, services, or customized business solutions depending on the requirement.
Standard Product → Supported Configuration → Business-Specific Customization
01
Current product AI includes AI Order Capture and Intelligent Sales Assistant where implemented.
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Supported configuration can adapt an available capability to the operating workflow.
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Business-specific AI requirements can be addressed through services and customization.
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