Zycus launches Merlin A.I. Studio™ for procurement

By Sophie Chapman
The procurement technology firm, Zycus Inc., has announced the launch of Merlin A.I. Studio™. The artificial intelligence (AI)-based platform will al...

The procurement technology firm, Zycus Inc., has announced the launch of Merlin A.I. Studio™.

The artificial intelligence (AI)-based platform will allow procurement teams to to build and deploy bots across the source-to-pay process.

The bots will be used by firms leveraging more than 1,100 APIs from Zycus’ solution suite.

“By deploying the intelligent bots from Merlin A.I. Studio™, procurement can put themselves in cruise control mode as the bots work towards accomplishing tasks with zero human intervention,” The Fortune 500-serving firm explained in its press release.

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“Be it running an RFI event, discovering contract risks, negotiating with suppliers or transactional procurement; all one needs to do is launch the bot and see the magic unfold.

“Being one of the pioneers in AI technology, the launch of Merlin A.I. Studio™ will be a game changer for the way procurement goes about its chores today,” stated Aatish Dedhia, CEO Zycus Inc.

“It will empower procurement to transform their routine, repetitive & mundane procurement tasks, so that time, effort & resources can be optimized towards more strategic initiatives.”

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