ORN Intelligence Framework
Ornith GmbH · Software Development
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Description (Plain Text)
The ORN Intelligence Framework is a developer-focused framework for integrating AI capabilities into Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central extensions and ISV solutions.
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It provides a standardized and reusable foundation for sending prompts and files to AI services, receiving structured results such as JSON objects, and using these results for further processing and decision-making within custom business logic.
Key Characteristics
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Technical framework – not an end-user feature
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Designed for developers, ISVs, and solution partners
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Structured, machine-readable AI results (e.g. JSON)
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No automatic postings or business logic execution
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Full control remains in the consuming extension
Typical Use Scenarios
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Document and text analysis
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Classification and evaluation of unstructured data
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Decision support in purchasing, planning, and production
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Analytical support for sales and marketing scenarios
Configuration and Transparency
All AI configurations are maintained via setup pages in Business Central. Multiple configurations (for example test and production) can be defined. Integrated prompt testing and usage statistics provide transparency regarding token usage and processing time.
Controlled and Safe Integration
The ORN Intelligence Framework does not enforce database commits and does not apply business logic on its own. AI-generated results must always be reviewed and interpreted by the consuming solution.
This approach ensures a clear separation between AI-based analysis and business-critical processing while enabling flexible and future-proof AI integration in Business Central.
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