Infosys BPM introduces AI Agents to ensure better efficiency, accuracy in invoice processing
Powered by Infosys Topaz, the innovation would redefine invoice processing by moving from a human-driven, AI-supported model to an autonomous AI-first approach, said the company.
According to Infosys BPO, designed to operate autonomously, the solution leverages AI agents equipped with advanced decision-making capabilities to handle complex business scenarios with precision and speed.
Autonomous AI-first approach enables end-to-end workflow management, allowing AI agents to handle dynamic processes, adapt to changing business logic, and perform intricate tasks with minimal human oversight, claimed the company.
This solution was developed in close collaboration with Americana Restaurants, the largest out-of-home dining and quick service restaurant operator across the Middle East, North Africa, and Kazakhstan, with more than 2,600 restaurants. Building on the successful deployment of Accounts Payable on Cloud solution for Americana, Infosys BPM was now integrating Agentic AI to make their invoice processing largely autonomous, further enhancing its efficiency and accuracy, it further said.
Anantha Radhakrishnan, CEO & Managing Director, Infosys BPM, said, 'With the introduction of Agentic AI into Infosys Accounts Payable on Cloud solution, we are redefining what is possible in the finance and accounting functional domain. By integrating Infosys Topaz with a purpose-built multi-agent framework, along with Microsoft's AI stack, we've developed a solution that is autonomous by design, responsive to change, and built to evolve.''
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