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Manual ERP Automation Gap

ERP systems lack AI-friendly APIs and automation, forcing users into slow, error-prone manual data entry, querying, and integration work.

In their words

He's got about 30 open now and he's doing three hours most weeknights plus most Sunday.

r/IndiaBusiness on Reddit

In about 40 hours of input it was a better performing system than our previous $1000/month software.

r/ClaudeAI on Reddit

I wish I could connect directly to out ERP but it's so legacy.

r/LocalLLM on Reddit

catch 90% or better of the faults with in a terrible manufacturing or assembly plant who abuses their million plus dollar ERP system

r/AI_Agents on Reddit

Aquí está el cuello de botella (porque no puedo atacar la BBDD directamente mediante SQL)

r/SelfHostedAI on Reddit

They claim it fully integrates with our ERP. It’s looking initially like it will be over $600 a month

r/ConstructionManagers on Reddit

I can't properly develop and test the chatbot without some way to run inference.

r/FresherTechJobsIndia on Reddit

My company is looking to implement AI into our ERP systems to automate order points, stock reservations, warehouse management

r/supplychain on Reddit

they do not really communicate with each other, so it's a bit of a pain to calculate margin

r/openclaw on Reddit

The pitch has to travel further than the value does, and it loses energy on the way.

r/B2BSaaS on Reddit

We are switching our ERP system these days, the only requirement is that it is «AI compatible»

r/SaaS on Reddit

a quantidade de coisa que vai num sistema desses me assombra

r/brdev on Reddit

They both required human intervention to make an accurate forecast or execution plan.

Hacker News

It did start losing the plot pretty quickly though and get confused about which actor was which (e.g. some of our customers are also our suppliers).

Hacker News

ERP users and operators

Where they talk

  • r/AI_Agents
  • r/LocalLLM
  • r/vibecoding
  • r/AIMLDiscussion
  • r/SaaS
  • r/startups
  • r/Netsuite
  • r/Accounting

Tools they use today

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Copilot
  • Claude Code
  • Excel
  • MCP
  • Gemini
  • Hermes

Why those fall short

  • no documentation, no internal owner, knowledge trapped in one head
  • doesn't integrate with our ERP well
  • management refuses cost and defers deployment decisions
  • integrations hard and unsafe, data quality poor, maintenance needs internal IT capacity
  • minimal changes so far from current implementation