Five ways to put AI to work, for the people who use apps and the people who build them. Your users get AI in the tools they already know, and JD Edwards stays isolated from AI.
AI runs where your people already work: in their AI assistant, inside EASYProcess apps, inside everyday business processes, and inside the EASYProcess IDE.
The EASYProcess MCP server turns your pages and APIs into tools that ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants can use. Users work with their apps from the AI console they already know, with no need to log in to each app.
Ready out of the box, with no rework. Every page is exposed through the MVC REST interface.
GET/MVCREST/POInquiry/
POST/MVCREST/POInquiry/Paging
Built by your developers in EASYProcess, for data or actions with no page, or when the requirement calls for an API.
Exposed pages and APIs become AI tools. Users stay in the AI console they know.
Opening business apps to AI raises fair questions from IT. EASYProcess™ answers them by design.
Expose only the pages, controllers and APIs you select. Everything else stays invisible to AI.
Your descriptions of each API become the prompts AI reads when it explores your MCP server.
Sign in once with your existing EASYProcess login: Microsoft 365, Okta or your own account. EASYProcess is then there in every AI conversation.
Every request carries the user's identity. AI sees only what that user is allowed to see.
AI talks only to EASYProcess, never directly to JD Edwards or your databases. The platform stands between AI and your enterprise data.
A customer is on the line. The agent asks their AI assistant for the order's status and tracking number, and the answer comes from EASYProcess in the same conversation.
Illustrative example
Illustrative example
One click on the AI Chat button in the app header opens a chat panel on the left side of the screen.
Developers use the built-in EASYProcess tools to add AI prompts directly into business processes. Users get the benefits of AI without worrying about how to use AI.
Uses the built-in tools to add AI prompts to an app.
AI runs inside the everyday business process.
Gets the results without having to learn AI.
A chatbot inside the IDE, opened from the canvas right where developers build.
Illustrative example
EASYProcess separates run time, where users work with apps, from design time, where apps get built. The MCP server for the IDE brings AI to design time.
Fully modify the HTML design of the site using AI.
Business analysts make UI changes themselves, using the AI they already know.
The first IDE feature opened through MCP. Next: data-driven pages, reports, dashboards and more.
Secure by design: you control what AI sees, AI runs as the user, JD Edwards stays isolated, and production stays protected. Book a 30-minute demo and see EASYProcess with your own JDE use case.