We build AI into how your business runs. · Dubai, UAE
When Plaith builds AI into how your business runs, this is the kind of system it tends to be: AI connected to the ERP, banks, inboxes and shared drives you already use, doing one piece of real work inside a process your team owns.
The work that falls between your group of companies, your ERPs and your finance teams.
One queue, every entity, assigned to the owner inside the company that issued it.
Reads rejections from the accredited provider, groups them by cause and age, and routes each one to a named owner inside the issuing entity, with an SLA against the correction.
One view of each customer's exposure, one chase cadence per cohort.
Tracks every receivable across the group, sets chase cadences by cohort rather than by desk, and drafts each outgoing message for a finance lead to review before send.
The month-end pack, assembled from the ERPs rather than re-keyed in Excel.
Builds the pack directly from your ERPs with a documented reconciliation trail, so assembly stops being a two-day exercise and the judgement stays with your finance team.
The hours that go into customer messages, order lookups and reporting across your outlets.
Every incoming message arrives with the order already attached.
Matches each incoming message to the right order and customer in Arabic or English, drafts a reply in the asker's language, and leaves your team to review and send.
Repeat volume gets a drafted reply, the hard cases land with a human.
Classifies each incoming message by intent, routes repeat-volume to a drafted reply inside seconds and sends the hard cases to a human with the context already attached.
The documents your business already produces, in one searchable source that answers in the language of the question.
Ask in either language, get an answer with the source attached.
Indexes your documents across SharePoint, Drive and Notion, answers in the asker's language, and cites the source document and page every time.
No. They are the systems Plaith designs and builds inside a client engagement. The library saves you weeks of greenfield design and gives you a working shape to measure against. The build fits your ERP, your data model, your approvals and your cadence, so the system that lands is yours.
The finance systems have been designed with SAP, Oracle (EBS and Fusion), Microsoft Dynamics (GP and 365), Odoo, Zoho and Tally in mind. Where an integration does not already exist, the diagnostic names what it takes to add it.
Your people. Every system comes with a run-book written for the owners inside your team, logs they can audit, and controls they can change. We never run the systems we build.
Most of the engagements we take on involve some adaptation. The library is the starting shape; the diagnostic reads your operation and tells us where the new system sits closest to one of these, and where it needs to go further.