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Lleverage vs Conexiom: AI agents for the whole order desk
Conexiom's order and invoice capture next to AI agents that create the sales order in your ERP and take on the work after it.
“We started with automating our order intake process, we’re saving about 4 FTE with that solution. Now we’ve got a full roadmap towards automating our full back-office. All with Lleverage.”
Mart KruidenierKoninklijke Dekker
Conexiom vs Lleverage, side by side
We read Conexiom's own pages on 15 October 2026: its homepage, the Platform page with its table of ERP integrations, and its FAQ on sales order, invoice and quote automation. Where Conexiom does not describe something, the table says so. What Lleverage does comes from our order management and governance pages.
| Capability | | |
|---|---|---|
| Orders in any formatEmail, PDF, Excel and CSV | Also portal exports | Including handwritten notes |
| What comes outWhere the work ends | The sales order created in your ERP, and the confirmation sent once the ERP accepts it | ERP-ready data, sent into the ERP through a native integration or as one structured format such as EDI, XML or CSV |
| A new customer layout | Read as it arrives; each correction teaches the agent that customer's format | Each customer's PO format is mapped with your customer service team, without OCR |
| ExceptionsAn order that does not fit | A setting per check, and the person you choose sees it in Teams, Slack or the inbox with the reason attached | The responsible person is notified by email, and corrects it in Conexiom Assist in plain language |
| Corrections become rules | A person confirms each rule, which stays readable and exportable | What Assist learns is kept in Playbook |
| ERP integration tableIntegration type and versions per ERP | 12 ERPs named, with no version table | 40+ ERPs, from SAP Business One to Acumatica and IFS |
| Exact, AFAS, Ridder iQ and the AS/400 | Where there is no API, the agent works the screen | Not named in Conexiom's published table |
| Sales signals and automation analyticsUpsell, cross-sell, churn risk | Revenue Signals and Automation Analytics | |
| The work after the orderProduction plan, master data, shipping papers | Not described: the pages cover RFQs, orders, vendor order acknowledgements and invoices | |
| Getting started | Forward deployed engineers build the first flow with your desk and stay on | A 30-day average implementation, zero ERP changes, usually starting with 5 or 10 customers |
When each one fits
Both read orders the way customers send them. The difference is where the work stops: at clean data for the ERP, or at the order created and the next job picked up.
When Conexiom fits
- Your ERP is in Conexiom's integration table, such as SAP Business One, Epicor Prophet 21, Syspro or Acumatica, and you want a native connector for your version.
- What you need is RFQs, orders, vendor order acknowledgements and invoices turned into clean ERP data, and the rest of the desk stays as it is.
- Sales wants upsell, cross-sell and churn signals drawn from order history.
- Customers send handwritten orders, or documents in Asian or Arabic scripts.
When Lleverage fits
- You run Exact, AFAS or Ridder iQ, or an AS/400 that has no API.
- The people who take the order also plan production, keep the article records in step and draw up the shipping papers.
- You want exceptions to reach the right person in Teams, Slack or the inbox, under a confidence line you set and move.
- You want engineers who build the first flow on your own customers' orders and stay on as they change.
Governance & security, built in.
AI that acts in your operations has to be accountable. Approvals, permissions and a full audit trail are part of the platform: hosted in Europe, compliant by design, and your data always yours.
Book a demoAgents ask before they act. You approve what matters.
Every step logged end to end. Trace any decision back to its source.
Your data stays in Europe. And stays yours.
Role-based access for people and agents, down to a single action.
Audited controls, EU data protection, zero retention.
What the agent does past the data
Capture is where the work starts. These are the jobs Lleverage finishes in your ERP, written from our live pages.
- 01
Creates the sales order and confirms it
Every line checked against your customers, items, prices and credit, the order created in your ERP, and the confirmation back to the customer once the ERP accepts it.
- 02
Drafts the quote from the request
The configuration and the quote document prepared from what the customer asked for. Your team reviews it and sends it.
- 03
Holds suppliers to the purchase order
Confirmations come back as a line in the thread, a PDF or a portal export. Each is read against the order, and buyers see only the lines that moved.
- 04
Keeps master data in step
Customer and article records kept clean and in sync across every system, so the next order matches first time.
- 05
Answers where-is-my-order
Customers get the status of their order in their own channel, answered from the live record with full context.
- 06
Moves only when you move the line
Each process runs at a threshold you chose, and one setting returns it to full supervision with nothing to rebuild.
From the teams running it
“We went from 4 FTE handling orders to 90% being handled automatically by AI. Our customers now receive their order confirmation within 30 seconds. Any day. Any time. Including weekends. That’s how you grow revenue faster than headcount.”
Bryan van IngenTopa Bathroom Products
“We process 200 orders a week. Entering them into the ERP isn’t hard, but it’s repetitive work that smart people are doing every day. That’s exactly the kind of work we’re excited for Lleverage to take off our people’s hands.”
Wesley van OphuizenDieVision
“I used to spend 30 to 60 minutes matching each purchase order to the right treatment process from 800 aerospace specifications. Now I run every single one through Lleverage. 95% is perfect. It’s been a game changer.”
Grant RileySPL TreatmentsSee it on your own documents.
A 30-minute demo, on real data from your back office.
Conexiom vs Lleverage: questions
What is the difference between Conexiom and Lleverage?
Conexiom Relay captures RFQs, orders, vendor order acknowledgements and invoices and turns them into ERP-ready data. Lleverage gives the order desk AI agents that create the sales order in your ERP, send the confirmation and route exceptions, and that also take on supplier confirmations, master data and customer questions.
Does Lleverage create the sales order or only extract the data?
It creates the sales order. The agent reads the order, checks every line against your customers, items, prices and credit, and fills the same fields your order desk fills, so the ERP checks them the same way. The confirmation goes back once the ERP accepts the order. Anything outside your rules waits for a person.
Which ERPs do Conexiom and Lleverage work with?
Conexiom publishes native integrations with 40+ ERPs, among them SAP Business One and S/4HANA, Infor, Epicor, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Sage, IFS and Syspro. Lleverage is SAP-certified and works in SAP, Business Central, Dynamics 365 F&O, Infor, Exact, AFAS, Epicor, Ridder iQ and NetSuite, and on an AS/400 with no API.
When is Conexiom the better choice?
When your ERP is in its integration table and clean order and invoice data is what you need, Conexiom does that well, with more than 15 years of order automation behind it. Its Revenue Signals give sales upsell, cross-sell and churn hints from order history, which Lleverage does not offer.
How are exceptions handled in each?
Conexiom notifies the responsible person by email, and Conexiom Assist takes corrections in plain language and keeps them in Playbook. In Lleverage every check has its own setting. An order outside your rules goes to the person you choose, in Teams, Slack or the inbox, with the reason attached.