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Choose a focused use case
Map the inputs, expected results, and existing systems. Consider whether AI, conventional automation, or a combination is appropriate.
AI Integration & Business Automation
Put AI to work in the software you already use.
MIS helps identify practical uses for AI and connect them to your applications, data, and business processes, with review and approval where needed.
Micro Integration Services · Business problem solvers since 1985
WHEN TO BRING US IN
Start with the work that needs to get done.
Incoming documents, long records, and repetitive requests can take hours of staff attention. We help assess where AI could assist, how it would fit your existing workflow, and how people will check the results.
- Extract information from incoming documents and emails for review
- Classify requests and route them to the right people
- Summarize records or prepare response drafts for staff to check
- Help employees find answers in internal documentation with links to source material
- Add AI features to existing business applications and workflows
HOW WE WORK
Find a useful fit. Check it in practice.
We connect available AI services to business software and evaluate them against the task at hand. The workflow should make uncertain results and the next human action clear.
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Connect and evaluate
Build a focused integration and assess it with representative examples, including incomplete inputs and difficult cases. Consider accuracy, response time, and operating cost.
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Keep people in control
Define review and approval steps, access to business information, and what happens when a result is uncertain or a service is unavailable.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few useful answers.
Can you add AI to an application we already use?
We can assess the application’s APIs, source code, database access, and supported integration options. The starting point is a useful business task and a practical way to connect it to the existing system.
Will AI act without someone checking it?
That depends on the agreed workflow. AI can make mistakes, so generated responses, extracted details, and consequential actions may need human review or explicit approval. We define those checkpoints as part of the work.
Does every automation project need AI?
No. Clear rules, calculations, and predictable transfers often suit conventional automation. We help choose an approach based on the task rather than adding AI for its own sake.
How would our business information be handled?
Before implementation, we agree on which information the integration needs, who can access it, and which service providers may process it. Provider retention and privacy settings need to be assessed for the proposed workflow.
Let’s find a practical place to start.
A quick question is welcome. Tell us where you need help, and we’ll take it from there.