We combine cutting-edge AI technologies with our proven process and SAP expertise. Our goal is ambitious:
With xSuite, formerly manual process steps are gradually taken over by specialized AI agents.
They improve quality, increase the touchless rate of already automated processes, and simplify workflows that are not yet fully automatable.
The goal: Invoice management as close to 100% touchless as possible.
xSuite uses deep learning and large language models (LLMs) for document capture.
This drastically reduces error rates, significantly improves recognition accuracy, and makes manual validation largely unnecessary.
As a result, capture truly becomes a driver of automation.
Goal: Manual validation of capture results becomes the exception rather than the rule – the majority of invoices are processed touchlessly in the background.
Goal: To largely automate the verification process and relieve AP staff from repetitive tasks.
Goal: Manage process handovers and approvals with maximum automation.
The xSuite Agents don’t rely solely on AI — they are built on a smart combination of proven business logic and artificial intelligence. First, the AI captures and enriches as much information as possible. Then, programmed rules specifically check the AI’s results for plausibility.
The result: a robust and reliable system.
xSuite AI Agents take over recurring routine tasks. AP staff can focus on value-adding tasks — while AI takes care of repetitive work.
With AI Agents from xSuite, you’ll get closer than ever to 100% touchless invoice management — faster, more precise, and more secure.
Various AI technologies are used in the xSuite solutions. The suggestion functions in the workflow (Prediction Server) are based on deep learning. Document reading is a mix: simple steps, such as self-learning supplier training, are based on machine learning. An R-CNN model (Region Based Convolutional Neural Network) is used for image recognition. It is also possible to use a large language model for document capture.
Artificial intelligence is the generic term for applications that demonstrate human-like intelligence and can solve problems. One sub-area of this is machine learning, in which algorithms learn from data to recognize patterns and make predictions without being explicitly programmed. Deep learning, on the other hand, is a specialized form of machine learning that is based on artificial neural networks with many layers and is particularly efficient with large amounts of data and complex tasks. While artificial intelligence encompasses many different methods, machine learning is a specific approach, and deep learning is the most advanced form of it.
With the use of LLM models, significant improvements in document reading can be achieved in two areas. A central point is the recognition rates. An improvement from 85% to 95% recognition rate at field level is realistic. In addition, the effort required for a capture project is reduced by up to 80%.
Absolutely. The AI provides suggestions. When confidence is high, entries may be auto-filled – but a verification step always remains in place. AI is designed to assist, not replace, human oversight.