Hand documents to AI,you just nod
Back from the trade show, Jer’s desk holds Dana’s card, Hongtai’s spreadsheet quote, and a customer PO photographed on a phone. AI reads them, lists what to create, what is missing, what is duplicated; he says “add”, and only then does it write.
The night after the show, the pile on the desk
A stack of cards, three customer POs photographed on a phone, two supplier spreadsheets. The people who negotiated don’t type; the people who type weren’t there. The “later” pile never made it in. Now Jer photographs on his phone; AI reads, sorts, asks; he answers in a sentence.
Three kinds of input, one gesture
AI reads, sorts, asks — and waits for your nod before writing.
Dealmakers don’t type; typing stops going wrong
Any change to data is a proposal until you confirm; every write is logged; every import batch can be undone as a whole.
AI acts as your account and sees only what you see. It runs on your company’s own AI key; data is never used for training or shared across customers.
A near-miss part number, a unit that doesn’t match, a missing currency: it asks instead of filling in.
Will AI write into the system on its own?
No. Every write needs your “add” or “confirm”; it can only propose.
How is AI billed?
You use your company’s own AI key and pay the AI provider directly. Patisco neither resells nor marks up.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The mobile AI chat has a camera button; cards, POs and whiteboards are read from photos.
Handwriting or skewed photos?
What it can read is listed; what it cannot, it says “this field was not read” rather than inventing.
NextOnce it is a document, it carries through to the PI, shipping and payment. Through to shipping and payment →
Bring a stack of cards or a customer PO
In 20 minutes we demo with your material and show what it reads and what it asks.
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