SER, a leading provider of Intelligent Content Automation solutions, has announced the launch of Doxis Purchase-to-Pay for SAP and Doxis Order-to-Cash for SAP. These new solution bundles are engineered to help enterprises accelerate scalability, optimize operations, and foster growth by integrating AI-powered process automation directly into SAP environments.
Global data volumes are projected to reach 390 zettabytes of documents created annually by 2028, exacerbating challenges in purchase-to-pay (P2P) and order-to-cash (O2C) processes. Manual workflows and inefficient legacy automation currently impede productivity and large-scale growth. SER’s new bundles address these issues by injecting ‘Smart Content’—a combination of AI-powered process automation, document processing services, and connectors—into SAP workflows. Designed by SAP automation experts, the solutions cover the entire P2P and O2C value chain, offering native SAP integration for real-time, intelligent processing and audit-proof archiving of all associated business documents within Doxis. Their aim is to drive end-to-end automation, enhance visibility, and ensure compliance within SAP ecosystems, thereby accelerating digital transformation across finance and procurement operations.
Key capabilities of Doxis Purchase-to-Pay for SAP include the digital generation and transparent approval process of purchase requisitions within SAP. It also features smart extraction, rule-based validations, and automated approvals for order confirmations concerning delivery dates, pricing, and quantities. The system enables automatic recognition of delivery notes via barcode, records goods receipts, and facilitates their transfer to SAP for posting. Furthermore, it provides AI-enabled processing of invoices from paper, email, or EDI, with fully automated workflows and SAP posting.
For Doxis Order-to-Cash for SAP, the key capabilities involve multi-channel capture of incoming sales documents, supported by AI and workflow automation for formats like email PDFs, SAP Ariba, IDoc, and EDI, alongside real-time order creation and monitoring. It supports fully compliant eInvoice generation (e.g., ZUGFeRD, XRechnung, Factur-X, KSeF) with traceability and SAP integration. An order monitor provides a 360-degree view of sales order processing status.
These SAP solution bundles are designed to streamline document-intensive workflows, enhance compliance, and drive global efficiency, resulting in time and cost savings. Benefits include up to 100% data recognition accuracy, powered by Doxis’s in-built Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) Financial Model and human-in-the-loop validation. The solutions also offer fraud prevention through duplicate invoice detection and compliance checks, and global scalability with support for over 20 languages and compatibility with both SAP ECC and S/4HANA. The bundles are Cloud- and Clean Core-ready, ensuring flexible, future-proof, cost-effective, scalable, and secure deployment.
These Doxis solutions mark the first offerings to demonstrate the combined team skills and technologies from SER’s recent acquisitions of AFI Solutions, a specialist in SAP document automation, and Klippa, a leader in AI-powered Intelligent Document Processing.
“Our new SAP bundles are designed to help enterprises scale faster, operate smarter, and grow with confidence,” stated Dr. John Bates, CEO of SER Group. “By fusing AI-driven document intelligence, robust SAP process automation and powerful archiving, we are giving customers the Smart Content tools they need to multiply productivity, mitigate risk, and accelerate digital transformation.”
SER leads the global document management market with its AI-infused Doxis Intelligent Content Automation platform. Focusing on delivering a faster return on investment, SER’s solutions for business-critical processes assist organizations in managing documents and automating workflows across enterprise ecosystems and applications such as SAP, Salesforce, and Microsoft. With 40 years of experience, SER’s team operates from 20 locations globally, serving over five million users.
