Source: silicon
Levelpath, the leading AI-native procurement platform, announced the launch of two breakthrough innovations that eliminate this friction: AI Front Door, a conversational interface that uses Levelpath’s Hyperbridge reasoning engine to guide users to the right workflows through natural language, and Pipeline, a centralized project visibility layer that brings real-time insight into procurement priorities and performance.
These features continue Levelpath’s mission to eliminate the complexity of traditional procurement tools through intelligent automation, an intuitive user experience and enterprise-grade architecture designed to delight the business in the AI-native era.
“Procurement teams must move with urgency without sacrificing strategic insight. With AI Front Door and Pipeline, we are removing the friction that slows them down,” said Alex Yakubovich, Co-founder and CEO of Levelpath. “AI Front Door simplifies the user experience through intelligent guidance, and Pipeline gives teams a clear view of every project in flight, making it easier to prioritize work and demonstrate value. Together, these tools help organizations reduce complexity and operate with greater focus.”
AI Front Door marks the latest expansion of Levelpath’s AI-native capabilities, designed to delight business stakeholders while empowering procurement teams to deliver exceptional service across the enterprise. By combining natural language input with contextual awareness, AI Front Door eliminates friction for employees seeking procurement support, enabling them to simply describe their needs and be intelligently guided to the right workflows.
The new AI front-door experience makes navigating organizational procurement policies and procedures intuitive and effortless. Enabled by Levelpath’s Hyperbridge reasoning engine, stakeholders can type freeform into a chat window and be intelligently routed to the appropriate intake form to support requested procurement activities. The platform interprets the user’s request, understands the context of their needs, and applies the organization’s specific policies and procedures to guide them through the correct procurement process.