Integrations
Pre-built connectors to Workday, SAP, NetSuite, Visma, Fortnox, DocuSign and more. Master data flows in on day one — no middleware project.
Email it like you’d email a colleague. It drafts the RFP, scores the supplier responses, flags the rate outliers and reconciles the invoices — and shows you exactly what it did, every step.
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Fill AI
The numbers were always there. What was missing is the colleague who reads them at 2am, tells you which one matters, and shows you the rows it counted.
Illustrative data. Every answer names the rows it was computed from.
Fill AI isn't a chatbot bolted onto a procurement tool. It's trained on your vendors, your rate cards, and your category policy — and it lives inside every workflow on the platform.
Pre-built connectors to Workday, SAP, NetSuite, Visma, Fortnox, DocuSign and more. Master data flows in on day one — no middleware project.
Battle-tested playbooks for every step in the procurement cycle. Start from a template, adapt to your category policy.
White-glove implementation led by ex-procurement and category managers. First deliverables in week one — not week ten.
Fill AI learns your role taxonomy, rate bands, and approval rules. The same RFP draft won't read the same way in legal as it does in IT.
Role-based access, granular approval policies, and a full audit trail per consultant. SSO and SCIM out of the box.
EU data residency, single-tenant options, ISO 27001 and GDPR-aligned controls. Reviewed and approved by procurement and IT security at Nordic enterprises.
Model Context Protocol
Fill speaks MCP. Point an MCP-compatible client at Fill and it can read your consultant spend, suppliers and engagements — under the same roles, the same permissions and the same audit trail as the app itself.
Available to the assistant
Illustrative. Scope follows the role the person already has in Fill.
Add Fill to an MCP-compatible client. Sign-in runs through the SSO you already use, so nobody gains access they did not already have.
Rates, contracts, engagement status and supplier history become answerable without opening another tab — and every answer still names the rows it came from.
An assistant can look at anything the person can. Changing an engagement still goes through Fill’s approval flow and lands in the same audit log.
Since the rise of AI, procurement has been treated like a better search box. Ask a question, get an answer.
But the best procurement teams aren’t constrained by gathering information. They’re limited by the time it takes to turn that information into a vendor decision, a signed contract, a reconciled invoice.
Fill changes that by giving every procurement, hiring manager, HR and finance user access to a personalised agent. It drafts the RFP, scores supplier responses, surfaces rate outliers, reconciles invoices, and iterates until the work is done.
With Fill, execution becomes solved and intelligence becomes abundant. What matters most is the singular combination of relationships, judgement and policy the best procurement teams apply on top of Fill.
Fill exists to give procurement teams leverage — so experienced operators can spend more time on supplier strategy, vendor relationships, and the decisions that actually move the business
Isac Epstein
Co-founder and CEO