Your ops team already lives in ERPNext, but the answers they need are trapped behind Report Builder filters, Query Reports and a backlog of custom report scripts that only a developer can write. A manager who wants "top 10 customers by outstanding this quarter, grouped by territory" ends up pinging the ERPNext admin, who writes another one-off script or a Number Card. ERPNext's native dashboards and Insights cover pre-built views, but the moment a question is ad-hoc — or needs to also do something, like drafting a follow-up Sales Order — the native tooling runs out of road. Self-service stops where SQL and Server Scripts begin.

ERPNext AI Copilot is a proper Frappe app (erpnext_ai_copilot) that installs onto your existing bench and adds an in-app chat panel plus its own DocTypes (AI Copilot Session, AI Copilot Message, AI Copilot Report Schedule, LLM Provider Setting). It translates plain-English questions into safe, permission-aware queries against your live ERPNext data — Sales, Stock, Accounts, HR — using a curated catalog of parameterized queries and the Frappe ORM, never free-form SQL against your database. Every request runs through frappe.has_permission and the current user's role profile, so the Copilot can only read and write exactly what that user could do in the desk UI. Answers come back as a table, a narrative summary, or an auto-generated chart, and the user can pin any result to a Workspace or Dashboard Chart.

Beyond read-only analytics, the Copilot executes actions. Through whitelisted server methods it can create and update documents from chat — draft a Material Request, add a comment to a Lead, submit an approved Expense Claim — with a confirmation step and full audit trail written back via hooks.py doc events. Scheduled natural-language reports are built on Frappe scheduler_events: a user describes a report once ("every Monday 8am, this week's low-stock items below reorder level") and the Copilot delivers it to email or WhatsApp on a cron cadence. LLM access is provider-agnostic — OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, DeepSeek, or a self-hosted local model — configured per-environment so your data-handling and cost policy stay under your control, with prompts and responses logged for governance.

Because this is build-to-order, we start from your ERPNext, not a generic demo. After a short scoping call we confirm which DocTypes and modules the Copilot should cover, which roles get read versus write actions, your LLM provider and data-residency requirements, and the report/notification cadences your team needs. ECOSIRE then builds the app against your Frappe/ERPNext v15 or v16 version, tests it on a staging bench, runs UAT with your team, and installs it to production with a rollback plan. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope. You receive the full source, a git repository handover, documentation and training — there is no instant download, because we build it to fit your instance.