Damco

Damco's Agent 400 works your AS/400 like your best user It keys the work on your green screens, under every rule your RPG enforces

Illustrated

Start with the work that begins in a document Most AS/400 keying copies something from a PO, an email or a spreadsheet

Enter orders from purchase ordersIt keys the header and every line, then sends back the order number.
Apply policy changes from broker emailsIt makes the change on the policy screens and confirms it to the broker.
Answer status questions in seconds“Has order 4471209 shipped?” is read off the live screens.
Run bulk updates and list what failedPrice changes run across many records at once, with every exception listed.

Describe a task once, and the agent learns it It finds the screens, tests the steps, and keeps the task as a skill

  1. Describe
    Your clerk explains the job“When a PO comes in, I open option 1 and key each line.”
  2. Learn and test
    The agent finds the screensIt maps the fields on ORD100 and checks a test run against the clerk's.
  3. Run
    It does the work, many at onceFixed steps repeat exactly, and on a credit hold it asks a person.

First your team asks the agent instead of the screen Then you see what runs most and move it to APIs, without retraining anyone

How RapidIT proves the new code against the old

Now: your team asks the agent

It keys the work through every check a person goes through, and logs each session.

  • Your team stops keying the tasks it learns
  • You see which programs carry the load
  • The busiest tasks run on APIs
Illustrated

Every session shows you what to modernize next It ranks your busiest screens, so the first API goes where work piles up

Usage map · last 30 days12 programs
Agent 400 recommendsAI agent
  1. Order entryTen people key it 400 times a week. Build its API first.
  2. Price listsThe slowest run, at six minutes each. Build it next.
  3. Year-endIt runs once a year and rarely changes. Leave it on RPG.
Illustrated

Bring us one task your team keys every day

We'll show the agent learning it on a test session, and what your usage map shows.