LOS ANGELES, April 29th, 2024 — Terzo, a leading Enterprise AI provider, launches on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace. This empowers enterprises to unlock financial data from their documents and contracts, driving new insights for Microsoft customers.
Terzo AI combines proprietary data science with Humans-in-the-Loop (HITL) experts to perform detailed data extraction that captures critical contract terms with up to 99% accuracy. Employees no longer need to waste hours manually entering data. Terzo AI extracts data in minutes with quality assurance so teams can focus on more strategic work. Unlocking this data will help Microsoft customers rationalize spend, improve operational efficiencies, and reduce risk across their entire supplier ecosystem.
“Terzo AI is built on the Microsoft Azure platform so this is a natural partnership and experience for our customers. Terzo will provide Microsoft EA customers a seamless transaction experience, providing contract analytics that will help Finance and Procurement teams immediately,” said Brandon Card, founder and CEO of Terzo. “We are proud to run Terzo on Azure, be part of the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, and a trusted Microsoft partner. We look forward to our relationship with Microsoft to provide their customers with deep financial intelligence provided by Terzo AI.”
For more information on Terzo AI, please visit the Terzo listing on Azure Marketplace.
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About Terzo
Terzo is the first Financial Intelligence platform powered with Enterprise AI technology. Our solution unlocks important financial insights hidden in your contracts, invoices, purchase orders, and other important financial documents. We don't just show you data; we provide actionable analytics to improve productivity, reduce spend, and manage risk and governance across your entire supplier ecosystem.
Terzo has global operations across the United States, Canada, and India.
