AI Meets Glass ERP: Smarter Order Entry with glass365

Date: 6 January 2026
Source: HEGLA-HANIC GmbH
AI Meets Glass ERP: Smarter Order Entry with glass365
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HEGLA-HANIC GmbH

Date: 6 January 2026

HEGLA-HANIC redefines how glass companies manage orders with an industry-specific Microsoft Copilot assistant.

HEGLA-HANIC introduces a new way of handling order entry with glass365, its Microsoft-based ERP system enhanced by a customised AI Copilot designed specifically for the glass industry.

Unlike standard AI assistants, the glass365 Copilot is tailored to real production workflows. It extracts data from emails, PDF files, handwritten sketches, and multiple document formats to automatically generate draft orders. The system checks warehouse stock in real time and prepares customer quotations — all in one seamless process.

Users stay fully in control, with the ability to review, adjust, and approve every step before confirmation.

With glass365, intelligent Microsoft Copilot support, and the power of AI, HEGLA-HANIC makes order entry faster, more accurate, and truly future-ready.

More info: www.hegla-hanic.com/

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