Lasya Enterprise AI Platform : System of Execution

One Execution Memory. Every Transaction Smarter than the Last.

Three coordinated agent clusters — sourcing, logistics, finance — running as one autonomous sequence across every partner.
Your team stays in email. Your suppliers adopt nothing. Your ERP stays your system of record.

Illustration of Settyl Lasya AI's Multi-Enterprise Execution Graph connecting material sourcing, procurement, logistics, customs, accounts payable, production, and warehouse operations through email, WhatsApp, portals, EDI, APIs, and Microsoft Teams, with automated ERP synchronization to SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and other enterprise finance systems.
What breaks at every handoff — and what Lasya does instead

Three breaks. Three fixes. One execution layer.

Every supply chain runs three cross-functional handoffs where manual work lives. These aren't edge cases — they're the daily job of your most experienced people
Break 1 — Material Sourcing → Procurement
Contract terms can't reach dispatch


The negotiated rate lives in the sourcing tool. The PO system doesn't know it exists. A buyer re-keys every PO manually — introducing error, adding hours, losing context from the negotiation.

What Lasya does
Award triggers the full downstream chain

RFQ Award decision creates the PO, dispatches vendor acknowledgement and other exceptions, passes full context to logistics — automatically. No re-keying. No dropped negotiation terms.

Break 2 — Procurement → Logistics
ASN arrives, nothing moves automatically


The vendor sends an ASN by email. Someone reads it, manually books a carrier, raises a customs request separately, and prepares eWay bill in a fourth system. Three days of work before a container moves.

What Lasya does
ASN triggers logistics planning instantly

ASN receipt triggers mode selection, carrier booking, customs document generation, and eWay bill — with full PO context already in the system. No phone call. No separate request.

Break 3 — Logistics → Finance
Vendor bills don't match. Finance chases for days


The vendor invoices in their portal. The supplier ERP and TMS has different numbers. Finance waits for POD. Someone chases three systems to reconcile a mismatch that started with a data entry error three weeks ago

What Lasya does
Validated POD triggers 4-way match instantly

POD validation passes GRN context to Finance. 4-way match runs against PO, rate contract and invoice. Exceptions are fixed using institutional memory from prior cycles. GL posts.

The ERP never knew any of this happened — until Lasya AI posted it back.

Every outcome writes to your system of record automatically. Your ledger stays authoritative without your team touching it.
The end-to-end autonomous execution flow

Transaction Completion - Every step. Every handoff.

The full sequence from BOM to payment — showing every step within each cluster and the three cross-function handoffs where manual work traditionally lives and where Lasya passes full context automatically.

This is Transaction Completion — not Transaction Recording
Your ERP records the final outcome after Lasya AI completes the workflow autonomously under human-defined guardrails.
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Operational memory — the compounding institutional skill of your business

The knowledge that doesn't walk out when someone leaves

Every experienced supply chain professional carries institutional memory — which supplier slips in Q3, which lane has customs risk, which exceptions cascade. When they leave, that knowledge leaves. Lasya encodes it permanently, transaction by transaction, into the Multi-Enterprise Execution Graph

Who's reliable, when, and at what price

Which of your 800+ suppliers respond within 4 hours, which slip in monsoon season, which categories have a re-negotiation window in Q3.

Which routes perform, which vary

Carrier performance by lane, customs clearance times by port and HS code, seasonal delay patterns. Routing improves every quarter, automatically

Which disruptions cascade downstream

A sourcing slip that becomes a logistics delay that becomes a finance dispute. Routed and resolved earlier each cycle — because the pattern is already known.

Month 1
Useful baseline

The system knows your supply chain better than any individual. That knowledge can't be purchased — only earned.

Month 3
Predictive

The system knows your supply chain better than any individual. That knowledge can't be purchased — only earned.

Month 6
Irreplaceable

The system knows your supply chain better than any individual. That knowledge can't be purchased — only earned.

What runs inside Lasya

Three clusters. One execution layer. Handoffs disappear.

Each cluster is a coordinated set of AI agents — not standalone point tools. The RFQ -> Contract award ->PO confirmed in Cluster 01 triggers the Freight booking->Tracking in Cluster 02, which triggers customs prep, which closes in Cluster 03. One continuous sequence. No human re-keying between steps.

From BOM to PO — fully autonomous.

Today: Team manually consolidates PRs, emails RFQs, normalises bids in a spreadsheet, re-keys the PO into the ERP.

With Lasya: BOM triggers the full cycle — vendor engagement, comparative analysis, AI negotiation. You review and decide. PO posts to ERP automatically.


78% faster RFP · 60% cycle reduction · 14% avg savings

From ASN to POD — zero human relay.

Today: ASN arrives by email. Someone books the carrier by phone, prepares customs docs separately, and chases the broker for clearance.

With Lasya: ASN triggers mode selection, carrier booking, customs prep, and real-time tracking — automatically, across road, ocean, air and rail. POD validates and hands off to finance.

Illustration of Settyl's Autonomous Freight & Logistics platform showing Lasya AI orchestrating multimodal transportation, shipment planning, carrier collaboration, customs, warehouse operations, real-time visibility, and ERP integration across a Multi-Enterprise Execution Graph.


24% better OTD · 58% faster customs · 11% spot-rate reduction

From invoice to GL — institutional memory.

Today: Invoice arrives, someone chases the POD, manually maps GL codes, runs a 3-way match, routes for approval, and keys the entry into the ERP.

With Lasya: Invoice — from any channel — triggers 4-way match, GL coding, exception resolution using institutional memory, approval routing, and ERP posting. No human in the relay.


94% fewer audit exceptions · $18M working capital released · 2–3 day close

The integration architecture — no new system for your partners

Lasya sits as the execution layer between your ERP (below) and your partner network (edges). Every connection is read-only from the ERP's perspective until Lasya has a completed outcome to write back
Lasya sits as the execution layer between your ERP (below) and your partner network (edges). Every connection is read-only from the ERP's perspective until Lasya has a completed outcome to write back

Your partners adopt nothing. Your team changes nothing

Every portal project stalls at 60% adoption — the long-tail vendors, regional suppliers and small forwarders who matter most never complete onboarding. Lasya solves this at the architecture level: it meets every participant on the channel they already use and does the structuring on your side.
And your internal teams change nothing either. Procurement still works in email. Operations still uses WhatsApp. Finance still gets PDFs. Lasya reads those channels, extracts structured data, and executes — removing the manual relay without asking your people to learn a new interface.
Email

Suppliers reply to RFQs as normal emails — any format, any attachment. Lasya reads and structures.

WhatsApp

Driver updates, carrier ETAs, supplier confirmations via WhatsApp — converted to structured events.

EDI

Legacy EDI feeds from carriers and large suppliers — parsed and mapped automatically.

PDFs & Images

Invoices, customs docs, quality certificates in any layout — extracted by context-aware OCR agents.

Existing Portals

Carrier portals, customs systems, broker platforms — Lasya reads and writes where APIs exist.

Voice

Driver interactions, vehicle placement, dispatch confirmations via voice — converted to workflow actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Lasya AI?
Lasya AI is the System of Execution for autonomous supply chain operations. It coordinates specialized AI agents, operational memory, enterprise context and business rules to execute transactions across procurement, logistics, EXIM, customs and finance—while your existing ERP remains the System of Record.
How is Lasya AI different from an AI copilot or AI agent?
An AI copilot recommends what a user should do. An AI agent can perform individual tasks. Lasya AI coordinates multiple agents and executes the complete transaction across systems, enterprises and communication channels.It can interpret intent, retrieve context, make decisions within defined policies, communicate with partners, execute actions, capture execution evidence and write the verified outcome back to the ERP.
What is Operational Memory in Lasya AI?
Operational Memory is Lasya's persistent understanding of how your business actually operates. It captures execution context such as supplier behaviour, pricing history, commitments, approvals, documents, shipment events, exceptions, decisions and outcomes.Every completed execution contributes to this memory, allowing subsequent executions to start with accumulated business context rather than from a blank prompt.
What is Multi-Enterprise Execution?
Multi-Enterprise Execution means Lasya can execute a transaction across organizational boundaries—not just within your ERP.A single execution may involve your procurement team, supplier, freight forwarder, carrier, customs broker, warehouse and finance team. Lasya coordinates these participants through the channels they already use, including email, WhatsApp, portals, documents, EDI and APIs.
Do our suppliers and logistics partners need to adopt Lasya AI?
No. Lasya is designed to work across your existing partner ecosystem without requiring every supplier, carrier, forwarder or customer to adopt another application.Lasya can interpret and act on information received through existing communication and integration channels while maintaining the execution context centrally.
Can Lasya AI integrate with our ERP?
Yes. Lasya AI complements your ERP rather than replacing it.
Your ERP remains the System of Record for master data, financial records and finalized transactions. Lasya operates as the System of Execution around it—coordinating the actions required to complete transactions and writing verified outcomes back into the ERP.

Lasya AI connects to SAP, Oracle, Dynamics 365, and Tally via the Lasya Connector — a context-based field mapping layer that requires no custom coding and no dedicated IT project. Every action Lasya AI completes — a PO posted, an invoice matched, a shipment dispatched — syncs back to your ERP automatically in the correct fields. Setup takes days, not months. Zero changes to your ERP master data or chart of accounts.
How does Lasya AI ensure autonomous execution remains controlled?
Lasya operates autonomously within human-defined policies, business rules and approval thresholds. Low-risk transactions can be executed automatically, while exceptions or decisions outside defined guardrails can be routed to the appropriate human authority.Every execution can maintain an evidence trail covering the intent, context, decision, action, response and final outcome.
Is data security ensured with Lasya AI?
Lasya AI is built to enterprise data security standards with end-to-end encryption for all data in transit and at rest, role-based access controls aligned to your organisational hierarchy, and data residency options for regulated industries. Your operational data — vendor records, PO data, logistics information, and financial transactions — is never used to train Lasya AI's models. Settyl undergoes regular third-party security audits and supports compliance requirements for pharma, chemical, and industrial manufacturing environments including GxP, ISO, and trade compliance frameworks.

See your supply chain run itself

30-minute working session for Heads of Procurement, SCM, and Finance — we'll model one live workflow from your operation

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