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Logistics operations rely on documents such as delivery notes, freight papers, invoices, and customs records, yet much of this information still enters execution systems manually. This creates delays, avoidable errors, and limited transparency at critical process points.
Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) solves this by automatically capturing, interpreting, and structuring document content, making relevant information immediately usable for faster workflows, better data quality, and more reliable execution. The extracted data can be seamlessly integrated into warehouse management systems, transport management platforms, ERP environments, and other external business applications—ensuring that information is available exactly where it is needed across the logistics ecosystem.
Detect missing or inconsistent document information early.
For Microsoft, the real value does not lie solely in the availability of technological infrastructure, but in the ability to derive concrete operational relevance from it
"A company becomes an AI Frontier Firm when AI is no longer limited to isolated pilot projects, but systematically creates competitive advantage. That is exactly what we see at EPG."
Patrick Schidler, Sales Director Cloud & AI for Midmarket DACH at Microsoft
Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about EPG AURA™: its purpose, capabilities, and how it supports smarter, AI-powered supply chain execution.
Czy szukasz właściwego systemu zarządzania magazynem?
