LARAS Intelligent Business Systems
Find what you can automate

LARASIntelligent Business Systems

Make your business intelligent.

We turn repetitive business work into intelligent systems that connect the tools you already use.

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The problem

Your business already has software. It needs better systems.

One long dark stone desk with six workplaces, each under its own lamp — a phone, a parcel, a stack of invoices, a person’s place with a mug, a screen and keyboard, a tablet — first with slips of paper scattered along the desk between them and the screens dark, then with one lit line running through every workplace and every screen on
A lot is happening. None of it is connected.

The work between the tools is where things become manual.

The work that repeats

What could you automate?

Start with the work that repeats.

A phone standing on a dark stone desk, lit with a customer’s unanswered questions, a laptop behind it with the inbox filling up
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How it works

We don’t start with AI.
We start with the work.

  1. Work
  2. Process
  3. Problem
  4. System
  5. Technology chosen last

See our approach

The machine

One inquiry, end to end.

A customer asks. LARAS checks your systems and prepares the answer. A person approves. Done.

Illustrative simulation

An illustrative simulation: the names, numbers and times are invented.

  1. Order status: Email · customer — “Where is order 4471?”. LARAS reads customer, order, status; consults CRM, ERP, Courier and nothing else; tracking found, a standard reply; reply prepared, approved by a person (Rina · account owner); then reply · tracking link, CRM · note added, account owner · informed. The customer hears back: “Arrives today by 16:00.” Answered in 3 minutes.
  2. Inventory inquiry: WhatsApp · customer — “120 × A-220 available?”. LARAS reads customer, item, quantity; consults Inventory, ERP, Knowledge and nothing else; quotation needed, a person reviews; quotation Q-0142, approved by a person (Sales lead); then quotation sent · WhatsApp, CRM · opportunity updated, sales · notified. The customer hears back: “In stock. Quotation Q-0142.” Quoted in 4 minutes.
  3. Supplier invoice: Email · supplier · PDF — “Invoice INV-2291, August”. LARAS reads invoice, amount, supplier; consults ERP, Accounting and nothing else; three-way match, a person reviews; payment 15 Oct, approved by a person (Finance lead); then payment · scheduled 15 Oct, accounting · invoice filed, supplier · notified. The supplier hears back: “Payment scheduled 15 Oct.” Posted, nothing retyped.

See the full simulation

Into tune

A machined console on a dark stone desk with five dials engraved People, Data, Software, Processes and AI. Behind the dials a line of light lies in five segments: out of tune the segments sit out of line; in tune they form one straight line that runs on along the desk.
Out of tune One system.

Five dials: people, data, software, processes, AI. Bring each one into line.

Bring the business
into tune.

Let’s map it

What work in your business should be automatic?

Find what you can automate

Or write directly: inquiry@laras.tech WhatsApp +62 818-729-290 Bandung, Indonesia