Wuri

Wuri is AI document automation built for procurement and supply chain teams, and it targets the paperwork that stretches sourcing cycles: RFPs, RFQs, supplier agreements, and contracts. The premise is deliberately narrow. Instead of prompting a blank general-purpose assistant and editing whatever comes back, teams start from pre-trained procurement templates with sourcing terminology already baked in, so first drafts arrive closer to reviewable. Generation and review live in the same workflow. Wuri drafts RFPs and RFQs from those templates, extracts clauses and lines them up side by side for comparison, and proposes redlines on supplier contracts with risk scoring attached to the document rather than parked in a separate spreadsheet. Compliance checking runs against procurement regulations including GDPR and FAR, so flags surface during review instead of after signature. Version control preserves an audit trail on every revision, and role-based access controls decide who can touch what. On the operations side, supplier data auto-fills from systems you already run, bulk generation pushes documents out from spreadsheets, approval workflows route drafts through defined review stages, and an API handles custom automation. The vendor claims up to 80% reduction in manual document processing. That makes the fit mid-to-large enterprises with a real procurement function and compliance obligations, particularly those already running SAP Ariba, Coupa, Oracle Procurement Cloud, or Microsoft Dynamics 365. It sits between two neighbors: a general document editor that knows nothing about sourcing, and a full CLM suite that covers more ground but shallower on procurement-specific drafting.