Service · AI

Run the back-office workflow end to end, not just a demo of it.

We automate the repetitive, document-heavy work your team does by hand — read it, check it against your rules, write it into your systems, and route only the real exceptions to a person. Measured for accuracy before it touches a live transaction.

Fixed scope One accountable lead Production in 4–8 weeks

The automation pipeline

1READany document
2CHECKagainst your rules
3WRITE
✓ AUTO · 80%
↗ HUMAN · exceptions

Auditable · measured before it goes live

The real problem

Why so much back-office work still gets done by hand.

Old rules-based bots (RPA) break the moment a vendor changes an invoice layout or a form arrives as a scanned PDF, so high-volume document work stays manual and error-prone.

AI can read documents it has never seen — the steps that defeated rules-based automation. This automates the routine tasks, with people kept on the exceptions that need judgment.

~50%

Of paid activities are technically automatable — the routine, document-heavy tasks an AI pipeline can take over.

McKinsey Global Institute, 2017 ↗

<5%

Of jobs can be fully automated — so this is task automation with humans on the exceptions, not headcount removal.

McKinsey Global Institute, 2017 ↗

Where it pays off

Where AI automation actually pays — and what each one delivers.

One pattern, applied to specific high-volume, document-and-rule-heavy processes.

01

Accounts payable & invoices

Reads invoices in any format, three-way-matches them, and queues clean ones for payment.

Lower cost per invoice, faster cycle time, fewer errors

02

Claims & application processing

Extracts data from claim forms and emails, validates it against policy rules, and auto-adjudicates straightforward cases.

Shorter turnaround, consistent decisions, capacity freed

03

Document data entry & extraction

Turns unstructured documents — contracts, forms, scanned paperwork — into structured, validated records in your systems.

No manual keying, a lower data-error rate

04

Employee & customer onboarding

Collects and verifies documents, provisions accounts, and moves a new hire through each approval step.

Faster time-to-productive, a consistent audited process

05

Compliance & document review

Screens documents against policy and regulatory rules, surfacing the items that need human judgment with the evidence attached.

Broader coverage, a full audit trail, focus on real risk

06

Order & fulfillment operations

Processes orders, change requests, and status updates from email and portals directly into your order and ERP systems.

Lower processing cost, fewer fulfillment errors

As of June 2026 · revisit quarterly

What AI automation does to those processes — the measured impact.

Independent industry findings on the technology, cited as third-party evidence — never Silicon Prime's own client results.

32%

Savings land at scale. Organizations that scaled intelligent automation into deployment reported an average 32% cost reduction — up from 24% two years earlier.

Deloitte, 2022 ↗

20–50%

Back-office work in reach. In finance record-to-report, ~20% of tasks are fully automatable and nearly 50% mostly so; HR hire-to-retire is roughly 30% and 30%.

McKinsey, G&A & back office ↗

58%

Already showing up. 42% of organizations reported cost reductions where they deployed AI — 58% within service operations specifically.

McKinsey, State of AI 2024 ↗

Straight-through Auto

Automation isn't an agent. Bounded, auditable process automation: a defined workflow that handles the routine 80% and escalates the rest — not an open-ended system deciding its own steps.

What's included

What AI automation services cover.

The difference between automation that scales and a pilot that stalls.

01

Process discovery & ROI scoping

We map your workflows, measure volume and cost, and rank them by payback — including the honest "not worth automating yet" call.

02

Document understanding & extraction

The intelligent layer that reads invoices, forms, contracts, and emails — scanned and unstructured included — into structured, validated data. Accuracy is measured against your own documents before launch.

03

Workflow orchestration & decisioning

We encode your business rules and route each item: auto-process the clear cases, hold the ambiguous, escalate the rest. The decision logic is explicit and inspectable — not a black box.

04

Systems integration

We wire the automation into your ERP, finance, CRM, and ticketing systems through governed, permissioned connections — inside the access controls your security team already runs.

05

Human-in-the-loop & exceptions

Below a confidence threshold the item goes to a person with the data and flag reason attached, and that correction feeds back to improve the model.

06

Monitoring, retraining & enablement

We instrument accuracy, throughput, and exception rate, watch for drift, and train your team to read the dashboards, handle exceptions, and own the system.

What you get — all assigned to you

A working automation in your own cloud tenant
The document-extraction models and decision rules
The integration layer into your systems of record
An accuracy-and-throughput dashboard
Runbooks and a trained team

How it runs

How an AI automation engagement runs.

The same delivery model behind all our AI development work — one accountable lead, fixed scope, no handoffs.

STEP 01

Map

Pick the workflow, measure its volume, cost, and error rate, and define the success metrics.

Output: a ranked plan & a baseline to beat

STEP 02

Design

Build the accuracy test set from your real documents, design the extraction and decision logic, and set the escalation threshold.

Output: a golden test set & a target straight-through rate

STEP 03

Build

Develop the pipeline in your own cloud tenant, wired to your systems, with exception routing and the audit trail in place.

Output: a working automation behind your access controls

STEP 04

Run

Shadow mode, then a controlled pilot, then full volume — measured weekly, your team trained to operate it.

Output: a production automation & a team that owns it

The public record

When automation runs on money, correctness isn't optional.

Automating invoices, claims, and records means letting software write into systems where a wrong entry has a price. The clearest proof we engineer for that is a money-moving platform we built end to end.

Transaction infrastructure · $120M+ · acquired 2017

YardClub

We built the marketplace, payments, and transaction infrastructure end to end — software that processed $120M+ before Caterpillar acquired it in 2017. Moving money through a system of record with zero tolerance for a bad write is the exact rigor a financial automation has to clear.

TechCrunch ↗

Adjacent evidence — payments and transaction engineering, cited for the money-moving correctness automation demands, not an AI automation engagement.

Silicon Prime is a Stanford-rooted Responsible AI lab, founded 2011, run by founder Kelvin Tran — 20+ years of production engineering, personally accountable for every engagement. We'll tell you plainly when a workflow isn't worth automating yet — which a vendor paid by the bot won't.

Why automate it with us.

01

Built to scale, not to demo. Deloitte's data shows the savings land only when automation is scaled into production — and shipping reliable production systems, not slideware pilots, is what the Aegis AI discipline is for.

02

Auditable by design. Decision rules are explicit and every action leaves a trail — so your finance, risk, and compliance teams can follow what the automation did and why, instead of trusting a black box.

03

Founder-led, one accountable lead. No account managers, no handoffs — the person who scopes the workflow answers for it in production.

04

Built to transfer. Models, rules, integrations, and code are assigned to you under full work-for-hire IP assignment, and your team is trained to run and extend the automation when we step back.

Where it lands first

Where AI automation earns its keep first.

Questions buyers ask before they automate.

How is this different from the RPA we already have? +
RPA follows a fixed script and breaks on anything it wasn't programmed for — a new invoice layout, a scanned PDF, a free-text email. AI automation adds an intelligent layer that reads and understands unstructured input, then uses your rules to decide and act. In practice we often keep your RPA for the deterministic last mile and put the AI in front of it to handle the messy input.
How do you stop it making mistakes on real transactions? +
Measurement and a confidence threshold. We build an accuracy test set from your own documents and cases, measure extraction and decision accuracy against it before anything touches production, and run in shadow mode first. Anything below the confidence threshold goes to a person rather than auto-processing, every action is logged for audit, and we monitor accuracy after launch as your documents and rules drift.
Does this replace our people? +
It takes over the rote portion of the work — the keying, matching, and routine approvals — and routes the judgment cases to your team with the data already prepared. McKinsey's 2017 analysis finds fewer than 5% of jobs are fully automatable; the realistic outcome is people freed from rote work for higher-value tasks, not eliminated. We scope it as task automation with humans on the exceptions, not headcount removal.
How is this different from an AI agent? +
An AI agent decides its own steps toward an open-ended goal; AI automation runs a defined workflow reliably with a human on the exceptions — bounded, auditable, and lower-risk, which is what most back-office processes actually need. When a problem genuinely calls for autonomous decision-making, that's our agentic AI development work, and we'll tell you which one your process needs.
Why do AI automation projects stall in a pilot and never reach production? +
Because they're scoped as demos, not production systems. Gartner predicted in 2024 that at least 30% of generative-AI projects would be abandoned after proof of concept — usually from poor data quality, weak risk controls, escalating cost, or unclear business value. We work the opposite way: scoped against a measured ROI baseline, built inside your own cloud with accuracy tested on your real documents before launch, and delivered under our patent-pending Aegis AI process — engineered for production reliability, not a slideware pilot.
How do you handle data security? +
The automation runs in your own cloud tenant under your access controls; integrations use scoped, permissioned connections to your systems of record; and every engagement starts with an NDA and a security review. Business API traffic to the major model providers isn't used to train their models by default, and we document every data path so your team verifies rather than trusts.
What does an AI automation engagement cost, and who owns what you build? +
Cost scales with scope — the number of document types, decision complexity, integrations, transaction volume, and the accuracy bar your process demands — so we price to a fixed scope with payment tied to the ROI we scope against your baseline, not by the hour. Most automations reach production in 4–8 weeks. IP ownership is defined in each engagement's contract — typically the extraction models, decision rules, integrations, and code transfer to you, with your team trained to operate and extend it, and our AI development cost guide gives real ranges.

Thirty minutes · no pitch deck

Ready to take a manual workflow off your team's plate?

Bring the process eating the most hours — we'll tell you honestly whether AI automation fits it, what it takes to build, and what it saves against your current cost.