Kelmia Systems

AI Digital Workers that diagnose, decide, and execute.

Digital agents that operate within your company as if they were team members. They connect to your systems, apply your business rules, and execute—without waiting for instructions.

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Integrates with your existing ERP
Up and running in weeks, not months
The intelligence they build is yours
Active Digital Workers
Kelmia Systems
Central orchestrator
Orders
● Active
Billing
● In progress
Incidents
● Active
Administration
● Active
Support
● In progress
Sales
● Active

Your company has the information.
It just needs someone to turn it into action.

Companies have been investing in technology for years—ERP, CRM, integrations. And yet, every process still requires someone to execute it step by step.

Take an incoming order, for example:

1An operator who receives the order and processes it manually
2Someone who validates the data and enters the information into the system
3A person who handles the error when something goes wrong
4The entire team repeating the same cycle, hundreds of times a day

It’s not a software problem. It’s an execution problem. And no tool could solve it… until today.

Without Kelmia
5–20 min per order
High error rate
Capacity limited by staff
Unable to scale during peak times
With Kelmia
Seconds per order
−60% operational errors
×3 capacity without additional equipment
24/7 without interruptions

Another member
of your team.

Our Digital Workers are AI agents that operate within the company just like a human operator—but with a different response capability. They connect to your systems, interpret the information, apply your business rules, and execute tasks. No waiting for instructions. No manual intervention.

A bot
Follows instructions.
Executes predefined steps without context or judgment
vs
A Worker
Makes decisions.
Operates with context, judgment, and decision-making ability

It’s not automation. It’s execution.

Works on the entire process,
not on isolated tasks.

The Digital Worker operates on entire workflows, with context, judgment, and decision-making ability at every stage of the process.

01 — Validates information

Consistency and completeness.

Checks data for coherence, completeness, and consistency before executing any action. Detects errors before they reach the ERP.

02 — Resolve ambiguities

Context and history.

When faced with incomplete or contradictory information, apply historical context and business logic to make a decision. Without blocking the process.

03 — Detects errors

Anomalies and deviations.

Identify anomalies, duplicates, and deviations from expected patterns before they impact operations.

04 — Decide on actions

Operational judgment.

Selects the most appropriate action based on the process status and defined rules. It doesn’t follow instructions—it makes decisions.

05 — Execute in ERP/CRM

Actual action in systems.

Implements the decision by creating, modifying, or approving records directly in the systems. Execution is real, not simulated.

06 — Scales when appropriate

Human-in-the-loop.

When the situation exceeds its decision threshold, it notifies the team with full context for human resolution. Total control at all times.

A digital team
ready to go.

Each Worker is designed for a specific area of the operation. They all share the same architecture: they connect to your systems, apply your rules, and execute without manual intervention.

Orders

Order Worker.

Receives, interprets, and processes customer orders in any format—email, PDF, EDI, portal—and enters them into the ERP without human intervention, verifying stock, prices, and commercial terms in real time.

Real-world example

A B2B distributor receives 300 orders daily via email and PDF. The Worker processes them in seconds, validates each customer’s terms, and creates the order in the ERP. The team only intervenes in exceptional cases.

−80% operational time Zero data entry errors 24/7 uptime
Invoicing

Invoicing Worker.

Processes supplier invoices, cross-checks delivery notes with orders and ERP records, detects discrepancies, and manages the entire approval and accounting cycle without manual steps.

Real-world example

A company receives 500 invoices per month. The Worker cross-checks each invoice against the purchase order and delivery note, detects differences in price or quantity, and automatically triggers the approval or dispute workflow.

−90% manual tasks Automatic error detection Full audit
Incidents

Incident Worker.

Detects, classifies, and manages operational incidents—stockouts, delivery errors, claims—by consulting the customer’s history and logistics systems to propose and execute the most appropriate resolution.

Real-world example

A customer reports a wrong item. The Worker identifies the source of the error, manages the pickup, initiates the correct reshipment in the ERP, and notifies the customer—all in less than 2 minutes.

Resolution in minutes −70% cost per incident Customer always notified
Administration

Administration Worker.

Manages recurring administrative tasks: customer or supplier onboarding, master data updates, bank reconciliations, and generation of periodic reports directly from the systems.

Real-world example

Every Monday, the team spent 4 hours reconciling bank statements. The Worker does this automatically every night, flags discrepancies, and has the report ready at the start of the workday.

Nightly processes at no cost −85% administrative time Automatic reports
Customer Service

Customer Service Worker.

Answers customer inquiries about orders, deliveries, invoices, and the catalog by querying systems in real time. Manages frequent requests autonomously and escalates to a human agent only when the situation requires it.

Real-life example

A customer asks about the status of their order at 10 p.m. The Worker checks the ERP and logistics systems, responds with the exact status, and, if there is a delay, proactively opens a ticket.

Immediate 24/7 response −65% workload on the team Smart escalation
Sales

Sales Worker.

Analyzes the customer portfolio, detects cross-selling opportunities, identifies customers at risk of churn, and generates actionable sales alerts. Operational sales intelligence, not just reports.

Real-world example

The Worker detects that a regular customer hasn’t placed an order in 45 days and their last order was below the historical average. It alerts the sales rep with the full context and suggests a personalized proposal.

Opportunity detection Churn risk alerts Automatic cross-selling

Five steps.
Zero manual intervention.

The Worker doesn’t wait for instructions. As soon as it receives a document, it extracts, cross-references, decides, and executes—in the time it used to take an operator just to open the email.

01 — Input

Order received.

Email, PDF, portal, or EDI. Any channel, any format.

02 — Extraction

Interprets the document.

Identifies and structures all relevant order data.

03 — Resolution

Cross-references with the ERP.

Apply business logic and resolve ambiguities using context.

04 — Validation

Verify conditions.

Inventory, prices, customer credit, and commercial terms.

05 — Execution

Creates the order in the ERP.

Notify the customer and record the case with full traceability.

The model interprets and proposes. The architecture controls and executes.

B2B Order Management
at Les Punxes.

A B2B distributor with a high volume of orders arriving through multiple channels—email, PDF, portal, EDI—each with its own format. Without a unified system, each order required manual entry into the ERP regardless of the input channel.

Without Kelmia
Orders arriving via email, PDF, portal, and EDI without standardization
Search for the customer and conditions in the ERP
Check stock, prices, and discounts
Enter the order into the system
Manage issues and errors after the fact
Between 5 and 20 minutes per order. Multiplied by hundreds per day.
With Kelmia Worker
The Worker receives the order in any format
Automatically extracts and validates the data
Cross-references with the ERP and resolves ambiguities
Creates the order and notifies the customer
The team only intervenes in actual exceptions
Same volume. Fewer resources. No errors.
−80%
Operational time
Reduction in time spent processing each case
−90%
Manual tasks
Elimination of manual data entry
−98%
Operational errors
Reduction in incidents caused by human error
×10
Scalability
The team handles three times the volume without hiring

In weeks,
not months.

Kelmia does not require major transformation projects. The adoption model is designed to deliver rapid results in a real-world process, with controlled risk and progressive scaling.

01

Selection.

We identify the process with the greatest potential impact and lowest risk. The ideal entry point to demonstrate results quickly.

02

Deployment.

We configure and integrate the Digital Worker into your live environment, connecting it to existing systems. Without replacing infrastructure.

03

Controlled pilot.

The Worker operates alongside the human team. Results are validated, parameters are adjusted, and the actual impact is documented.

04

Progressive scaling.

Once validated, the Worker takes over the process autonomously. It is expanded to other processes at the pace defined by the client.

One process, one Worker, measurable results. That’s how it starts.

The next step

How many digital workers
does your company need?

We’ll talk with you, analyze your operations, and design your Digital Operational Workforce.

80% of routine tasks will be handled by digital workers within 12 months. Companies that start today have the advantage.

Design your digital workforce Book a strategic session

Companies don’t need
more tools. They need execution.

Tell us about your operational challenge, and within 48 hours we’ll prepare a proposal outlining the specific process where a Digital Worker would have the greatest impact on your company.

No commitments or major prior projects required
Compatible with your current ERP without changes
First measurable results in weeks
10+ years of experience in B2B distribution

No obligation · We’ll respond in less than 48 hours