AI work tool for Korean companies

Ergazo

Say what you need, and it runs through to execution.

When an employee requests work, Ergazo checks the information it needs and prepares the result. Changes are shown for review first, and only what is approved takes effect.

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  1. An employee asks about purchase orders and delayed deliveries in Korean.

  2. Ergazo reads live business data within the employee’s authority.

  3. It turns the result and follow-up work into a non-executing draft.

  4. A person reviews the before-and-after diff and approves.

  5. Only the approved action runs, and the outcome is recorded.

From a purchase-order request to draft, review, approval, and execution
A day of real work

No need to hunt through ERP menus.

“Show this month’s purchase orders. Group delayed deliveries by owner and draft a confirmation for each.”
  1. 01
    Understand the request

    It identifies what the request involves, such as purchase-order status, delivery delays, or owner confirmation.

  2. 02
    Look up the data needed

    It checks the ERP data it needs, within the user’s permissions.

  3. 03
    Organize it for easy review

    Amounts, status, delay days, and owners are laid out in a clear view.

  4. 04
    Follow-up work is shown first

    Actions that change things, such as confirmation requests or owner notifications, appear as drafts before they run.

  5. 05
    Confirm, then execute

    Check the before and after, and only approved work reaches the real system.

Why it is different

No more doing the work twice

When AI stops at an answer, the employee re-opens the system and re-types the result. Context breaks and responsibility blurs.

Ergazo separates reading, drafting, approval, and execution. The model never writes to the database directly; it uses typed business APIs with policy checks. Until a person approves, real data does not change.

What changes

The way people work changes

01

Say the work, not the menu

Without memorizing system structure, describe the job in Korean and see the relevant data and next actions in one place.

02

The information you need, organized at once

Instead of showing search results as plain text, it organizes them into tables, filters, documents, and approval items—the forms the work calls for.

03

Review and edit before anything runs

Proposed changes are not applied right away. Real data stays untouched while you review and adjust them.

04

One more check before execution

If permissions, policy, or the target data have changed, execution stops for another look. Critical work requires separate approval.

Safe execution

See what AI proposed, what a person approved, and the steps before and after execution.

You can always tell what the model proposed and what a person approved.

  1. 01

    Structure the request

    Identify what to look up, what conditions apply, and what follow-up work comes next.

    intent · entity · scope
  2. 02

    Read only permitted data

    It queries only the data allowed by the user’s permissions and organization policy.

    RBAC · policy · typed API
  3. 03

    Show results and changes first

    Results and proposed changes are laid out on screen, and real data is not touched before approval.

    ViewSpec · draft · no mutation
  4. 04

    Check changes before execution

    See what changes and what is affected, and separate out work that needs its own approval.

    diff · ActionPlan · approval
  5. 05

    Recheck, then execute

    Confirm permissions, policy, and target data again, execute only approved work, and record the outcome.

    recheck · execute · receipt
What it connects to

Key systems, one set of rules

Coverage differs by system; priorities and current connectivity are confirmed together.

01

ERP, procurement, finance

Look up orders, receipts, costs, and suppliers; turn changes into drafts and approvals.

02

MES, field operations

Show production, quality, and equipment state per role and route exceptions to owners.

03

Groupware, e-approval

Follow Korean approval lines and document practice from draft to record.

04

HR, CRM, projects, legal

The same draft, approval, and execution rules across differently permissioned systems.

How adoption works

Connects on top of your existing systems

This is not a rip-and-replace of your ERP or groupware. It starts with the highest-value work and a defined connection scope.

A Korea-tailored adapter

Terms, date and currency formats, and document and approval conventions are handled to fit the Korean work environment.

Only reviewed screens are used

Even when AI proposes a screen, only those that pass the defined spec and policy checks become real UI.

Defined business APIs only

No arbitrary SQL or direct internal system calls. Reads and changes go only through predefined APIs.

Adopted step by step

Map data sources, permissions, approvers, and exceptions for a representative task first, then expand from lookups to drafts to bounded execution.

Start with one recurring workflow.

Show us where employees cross systems today. We will design the read, draft, approve, and execute path together.

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