ECI partner integration

Built inside e-automate — reads it, writes to it, acts on it.

Through its ECI partner integration, via the ESN API, Auralis isn’t limited to a fixed list of actions. Anything e-automate’s API supports — meters, service calls, contracts, invoices, parts and RMAs — Auralis can read and write, inside the approval thresholds you set.

  • Auralis reads and writes the same e-automate data your team already works from.
  • Late reads get chased by an AI voice call, not a person dialing.

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The transformation

Before and after Auralis

What changes when Auralis works inside e-automate.

Without Auralis

  • Contracts, meters, service history, and parts sit in e-automate — but only your staff can look them up.
  • Late meter reads mean a phone call, then a follow-up call.
  • Every dispatcher interruption is a five-minute dig through the same system.

With Auralis

  • Auralis reads and writes the same e-automate data your team already works from.
  • Late reads get chased by an AI voice call, not a person dialing.
  • Meter reads, service calls, and invoice postings go straight in, inside the thresholds you set.

What Auralis can do inside e-automate

Because Auralis connects as an ECI partner, this list reflects what’s live today — not a ceiling. If e-automate’s API supports it, it’s on the table.

What Auralis can read and write in e-automate

  • Contracts & accounts

    Read + write

    Looks up terms and coverage; updates records with your approval.

  • Meter reads

    Read + write

    Validates reads and posts them; chases late reads by voice; flags anomalies before posting.

  • Supplies & toner

    Read + write

    Checks coverage and places or updates reorders within your thresholds.

  • Service calls & dispatch

    Read + write

    Captures full call detail and creates the call for dispatch.

  • Invoices & billing

    Read + write

    Explains invoices and posts corrections with approval.

  • Parts & RMAs

    Read + write

    Looks up parts and processes RMA steps; submissions require approval.

Chasing meter reads and AR by voice

A read that doesn’t come in on time used to mean a call from your office. Now Auralis makes that call — it reaches the customer, confirms the number, and posts it into e-automate directly. The same voice agent follows up on past-due invoices, so collections calls happen without someone on your AR team dialing.

How it goes live

  1. 1Data-access review — map exactly what Auralis reads from and writes to, and agree your approval thresholds.
  2. 2Object mapping — connect the e-automate objects behind your workflows: contracts, meters, supplies, service calls, invoices, parts.
  3. 3Permission setup — configure what requires human approval before it posts.
  4. 4Workflow configuration — turn on priority workflows one at a time, starting with meter reads.
  5. 5Evaluation & launch — test against real dealer data, then go live. Days, not months.

At a glance

Partner status
ECI partner integration via the ESN API
Access
Read + write on every major e-automate object
Governance
You set what needs sign-off before it posts

Deployment options

  • Fully managed (cloud)

    Fastest to launch — Auralis hosts and maintains everything

  • Your Azure environment

    Dealers standardized on Microsoft cloud infrastructure

  • On-prem, with support

    Dealers with strict data-residency requirements

FAQ

Questions dealers ask before a pilot

Does Auralis integrate directly with e-automate, or do we need middleware?

Direct, no middleware — via the ESN API, SFTP, or scheduled exports, as an ECI partner.

What can Auralis actually do inside e-automate?

Read and write on contracts, meters, supplies, service calls, invoices, and parts/RMAs today — and as an ECI partner, any action e-automate’s API supports is achievable, scoped to what you approve.

Will Auralis post something without a person checking it first?

Only inside the thresholds you set. Anything outside them — an anomaly, a disputed amount, an unfamiliar request — routes to your team with the reason attached before anything posts.

How does the meter-read voice chase work?

Auralis calls the customer for a late or missing read, confirms it, and posts it directly — no manual follow-up call needed.

What about security, data control, and hosting?

Role-based access with scoped writes, full audit logs, encryption in transit and at rest. Deploy cloud, private cloud, or on-prem.

Does this require a separate license from ECI?

No additional e-automate license — Auralis connects through its existing ECI partner integration on top of the e-automate instance you already run.

What happens during evaluation, before we commit?

Auralis is tested against a sample of your real e-automate data first, so you see answer quality on your own service calls before any workflow goes live.

Can we start with one workflow and add more later?

Yes — that’s the typical path. Most dealers start with meter reads or supplies, confirm it’s working, then turn on service dispatch and billing.

Risk-free pilot

Bring your IT director to the demo.

Hosted vs. on-prem, the agreements, and the e-automate write path will be ready. See it land in e-automate before you pay anything.

  • Runs on your own e-automate data and tickets
  • Reads and writes via the ESN API, inside your approval thresholds
  • A person answers within one business day

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