Collections, from days
to 13 minutes.
A multinational finance and retail group runs its collections pipeline on ARPIA. What took days of manual analyst work now runs trigger-to-ERP in 13 minutes. In production, with every step logged and attributed.
Collections was days of coordination.
Days per cycle
Analysts pulled data from separate systems, reconciled it by hand, and reviewed decisions in meetings, with no audit trail behind any of it.
No traceability
When a recovery decision was questioned, nobody could reconstruct which data, which criteria, or which person drove it.
Value left on the table
Slow cycles meant slower recovery. Every day of delay is money that ages further from collectible.
One governed pipeline, every surface.
- Knows. The pipeline opens with the ontology and institutional memory: what a customer is worth, what counts as at-risk, the recovery criteria your veterans refined over years.
- Touches. It reads the governed reflection of your portfolio, ERP, and payment systems. Every access scoped, logged, and owned.
- Builds & Decides. Four types of AI and five agents diagnose each account and prescribe an action, with full reasoning lineage on every recommendation.
- Does. Approved strategy activates straight into the ERP. Human-in-the-loop where it matters, an immutable trail always.
Days to 13 minutes. Every step auditable.
Before
- Days of manual coordination
- Data reconciled by hand
- Decisions reviewed in meetings
- No audit trail
After
- 13 minutes, trigger to ERP activation
- Four types of AI, five agents in sequence
- Every step logged and attributed
- Every decision defensible to an auditor
The difference is not the speed. It is that every action can be explained, reviewed, and defended. When the auditor asks why, every step in the chain has an answer.
Which process would you run in minutes?
Tell us the workflow that eats your team's week. We will tell you honestly what a governed, production version requires.