Smart OCR / IDP
- —Train on around 50 labeled samples, no ML team needed
- —Unstructured documents — full text extraction without training
Primo AI Server processes structured and unstructured documents — invoices, contracts, claims, statements, foreign trade paperwork — and powers AI agents and decision-making across automated workflows. Deployed on-premise. Licensed by capacity, not by page volume.
RPA executes rule-based tasks with full repeatability.
Form submissions, data transfers, system integrations — when the logic is explicit, RPA runs it consistently, with a full audit trail and no variance.
AI understands documents and free text, and decides where rules cannot be written.
Document fields that shift across suppliers, free-text inputs, classification by content rather than filename — these require understanding, not a rule set.
AI Server adds the decision layer, on the customer's own infrastructure.
Several design decisions set AI Server apart from cloud AI services and traditional IDP platforms — in pricing model, deployment topology, and how tightly document AI integrates with the automation layer.
Differentiators
No per-page pricing
Pay by capacity, not document volume.
No ML team required
Analysts and RPA developers configure and train.
No vendor AI lock-in
Connect supported local or external LLMs through approved APIs. Switch models without rebuilding workflows.
RPA robots as MCP tools
Native orchestration, no integration glue.
Agent observability
Agent decisions logged with inputs, tool calls, and outputs.
Air-gapped deployment
See deployment architecture →For teams with an existing stack, AI Server typically consolidates tools currently managed as separate products.
Without AI Server
With AI Server
Not every deployment is a fit. Here is an honest read on where AI Server performs best — and where it may not be the right call yet.
Good fit
Watch out for
Ranges synthesized from industry analyst reports and Primo's deployments across document-intensive environments. Individual deployment results depend on baseline maturity, process scope, and integration complexity.