Mark Smith
· 2 min read
AI Copilot for ERP
This post was originally published in 2023. Some details may have changed since then.
You know about Copilot for GitHub. Ai Copilot for Power Apps / Power Automate and more. But what about for ERP?
Ai Copilot is available for ERP through Dyanmics365!
Imagine being able to ask the questions you need to make informed decisions and have the heavy lifting done for you - all in a conversational format.
It brings AI into the heart of the ERP changing how you use:
- Finance
- HR
- Procurement
- Resourcing
- Supply chains
Here’s some things that you can do:
1. Create Faster Insights
Ask questions in normal language to extract ERP data insights quickly. Ai can then use this to Microsoft Power BI Dashboards or Reports.
2. Manage Projects More Efficiently
Ai Copilot can generate project status reports in moments and identify risks with suggested mitigation plans, helping to improve a project managers efficiency and strategic focus.
3. Specifically for Supply Chain Management Copilot helps with:
- Optimizing inventory and working capital for demand planning
- Disruption mitigation and workflow management
- Improving inventory management, order accuracy and purchase order changes
This is just a few of the things you can do.
Ai Copilots are changing how we interact with data, making it more of a seamless interaction.
It’s a game-changer for how ERP is used.
What do you think?
Get in touch to find out how I can help.
Mark Smith
Principal AI Strategist · Microsoft MVP
Helping people build practical AI skill in the Intelligence Age.
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