AI applied to processes
Artificial intelligence inside the workflow, in the systems you already use
Agents, automations and predictive models that take over repetitive tasks, support decisions and work integrated with your ERP and operational systems.

From technology to process
AI only delivers results when it enters the workflow. Ignium starts with the process: it maps the steps, the data and the expected gain and only then defines where artificial intelligence makes a difference.
What we build
- AI agents that run steps of a process (read, classify, check, fill in and route) inside your systems.
- Automation of repetitive tasks, with human validation where it matters.
- Predictive models to anticipate demand, failures and risks.
- Assistants over your data, answering with information from the ERP and from documents.
- ERP integration (TOTVS, SAP or Senior), without replacing what already works.
How we work
- Process and results diagnosis: workflow, data and how results will be measured.
- Pilot on a real process, validated with your team.
- AI in the workflow, with security, compliance and governance.
- Team and evolution: training for the people who operate it and expansion to the next processes.
Sectors served
Mining
Operational data, systems and equipment brought together to follow production, support maintenance and decide faster in long, high-cost processes.Industry
We connect the shop floor, ERP and management and apply AI and data to automate processes, anticipate failures and give you control of production.Logistics and transport
GPS and IoT sensor tracking to keep cargo safe and intact, routing with artificial intelligence and apps for drivers and delivery staff.Retail and e-commerce
Integrated solutions for inventory control, sales, finance and customer relationships, with loyalty programs and personalized promotions to engage your customers.
Which process in your operation do you want to transform?
We diagnose your process and point the way: AI, data, ERP integration, an app or a combination of them.
