Invoices, payables, and receivables
Move invoice and payment data between email, ERP, and accounting. Bots fill the portal gaps.
See full scenario ↓Pillar 03 / Integrations & RPA
Autokrix connects your CRM, ATS, ERP, and accounting tools so data moves automatically — and deploys robotic process automation bots for the portals and screens that have no API.
Order placed → appears in ERP → invoice created in accounting → bot submits to vendor portal → payment and shipping tracked automatically.
connect modern cloud tools — CRM, ATS, ERP, accounting — so changes in one update the others automatically.
perform the exact clicks and keystrokes your team repeats in portals, legacy screens, and desktop apps that have no API.
they replace “copy from here, paste over there” with clean, reliable, auditable flows your team can trust.
Is this for you?
This pillar is for teams where the real pain lives between systems, not inside any one tool.
Two or more of these? This is the highest-leverage pillar to start with.
Connected stack
We work with the tools you already use. No stack replacement required.
API / connector integrations
Changes in one system reflect in others automatically — no middleware black box.
Where RPA bots handle the gaps
Bots log in, navigate, read, and type — exactly as your team would, but in seconds and without errors.
What we automate
Each category is a real business process. Pick the one that costs your team the most time.
Move invoice and payment data between email, ERP, and accounting. Bots fill the portal gaps.
See full scenario ↓Connect orders from CRM or store to ERP and shipping tools. Bots handle carrier portals.
See full scenario ↓Keep time tracking, HR systems, and payroll in sync. Bots bridge manual import steps.
See full scenario ↓Automate matching and postings to shorten close time. Bots surface exceptions for review.
See full scenario ↓Real scenarios
Four common handoffs where teams lose hours. Each one shows the manual pain, the Autokrix flow, and where a human stays in control.
Most teams receive invoices in email, key them into ERP, then rekey into accounting. This flow connects those steps and uses bots for any portal-based submission required.
Built using: Email parser + ERP + accounting tool + RPA bot for portal steps.
Payroll is often a chain of exports and uploads. Integrations and bots replace those steps, so the run happens in hours instead of a day.
Built using: Time-tracking tool + HRIS/payroll platform + accounting integration + RPA for portal steps.
Month-end reconciliation means matching hundreds of transactions by hand. Bots do the matching and only surface exceptions that need a decision.
Built using: Bank feed API or bot + accounting/ERP + rule engine.
Shipping work often breaks down at carrier portals. This flow writes tracking numbers back to the right systems and keeps the customer updated.
Built using: ERP/WMS + carrier API or RPA bot + CRM + email/SMS.
How it works
We list every tool you use today and the exact steps your team takes between them, including manual workarounds, exports, and portals.
We decide what connects via API, what needs a bot, and what is not worth automating yet. You see the plan before we build anything.
We set up API integrations using modern platforms and configure RPA bots for any screens that still need clicks.
We test with real data, add monitoring alerts, and document every connection so your team knows what is wired where.
Connection layer
Triggers, handoffs, approvals, and updates move across tools without manual re-entry.
→AI can read cleaner records, summarise accurately, and escalate with the right history attached.
→Reporting pulls from source systems instead of a spreadsheet someone maintains by hand.
→Common questions
No. We usually build around your current CRM, ERP, accounting, and portals. Replacement only comes up when there is a clear business case.
Yes, when it is built with permissions, approval points, logs, and exception review before anything sensitive moves.
Yes. One high-impact connection or one portal bot is usually the smartest first project.
That is exactly where RPA bots fill the gap. A bot logs into the screen, reads or enters data, and passes it to your other systems — no API required.
A single API integration typically takes one to two weeks. A multi-system business process automation flow with RPA bots usually runs two to five weeks depending on the number of tools and approval steps involved.
API integrations are unaffected by UI changes. RPA bots can break if a portal layout changes significantly, which is why we include monitoring and a fast-response maintenance agreement.
Ready to connect your stack?
In a free 30-minute automation audit, we will look at your current tools, map the data that should be flowing between them, and tell you exactly what can be integrated, where bots would help, and what is not worth touching yet.