The solution of last resort If document generation is easy to build, why does anyone buy it? Here’s the obvious follow-on question. If features are quick to build now, why wouldn’t every ERP, HR and CRM system simply include document.. Read more
The solution of last resort If document generation is easy to build, why does anyone buy it? Here’s the obvious follow-on question. If features are quick to build now, why wouldn’t every ERP, HR and CRM system simply include document.. Read more
AI document automation works best at design time. Martin Srubar explains why generative models don’t belong in the run-time production of binding contracts. There’s a line I draw through AI document generation: AI belongs at design time. Template authoring, data.. Read more
Should you rebuild your document automation with AI? I sell enterprise document automation software. In this article, I’m going to tell you when you shouldn’t buy it. That’s not a rhetorical pose. We have always told prospects that if their.. Read more
Document automation inherently replaces the work of humans, and does it better and faster; this is by many accounts the definition of AI (Artificial Intelligence). So why hasn’t anyone claimed that their document automation product is AI? In fact, there.. Read more
We encounter a range of document automation experience in our engagements with prospective customers. We might generalize their underlying business driver as “better document processes”, but not what they do and what they know. Our potential clients’ existing automation knowledge.. Read more
Clients and prospects frequently ask us what the rise of blockchain-based technologies, and particularly smart contracts, means for document automation. The honest answer has to be that this technology has the potential to fully replace legally binding documents under any jurisdiction. The.. Read more