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Our Commercial Director, Denis Connolly is heading to the Mansion House now looking forward to an excellent evening ahead.

Delighted to share that PrismoCode has been named a finalist for eCommerce Software Tool or App of the Year at the Irish eCommerce Awards 2026! 🎉 The winners are announced this Friday, 18th September, at the gala ceremony in The Round Room at The Mansion House, Dublin — hosted by eComm Live & eComm Awards. A brilliant recognition for the team and everyone who's backed PrismoCode along the way. Fingers crossed for Friday! #IrisheCommAwards #PrismoCode #Ecommerce #Dublin

Most teams don't need more software. They need the right kind of help. Finance, sales, and ops teams lump "automation" and "AI" into one bucket — then wonder why a promising tool stalls the moment things get messy. The distinction is actually simple: → Basic automation follows fixed rules. If this happens, do that. It's fast, consistent, and easy to audit — perfect for invoice routing, lead assignment, reminders, syncing data between systems. → AI agents work toward a goal. They read context, interpret messy input, and decide the next step across several systems — the stuff that breaks a rule-based flowchart. The line between them? If a task can be written as a short, fixed set of instructions → automation is enough. If it needs interpretation before action → that's agent territory. A rule-based system reads "late payment" and fires a reminder. An agent reads "we're delaying payment because half the order arrived damaged and the PO looks wrong," pulls the invoice, checks the order, drafts a reply, and escalates with a summary. Here's the part most people miss: it's rarely one or the other. The best setups let AI interpret the messy input, then hand off to automation to run the repeatable steps with precision. Start with the task, not the technology. Pilot one workflow, measure where it fails, expand only when the results are clear. I broke down where each fits across finance, sales, and operations here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gTmU6PAt #AIagents #Automation #WorkflowAutomation #MindTheGap https://lnkd.in/gTmU6PAt

We are delighted to be mentioned in the Irish Times today as the Development team working with Flanagan Kerins in creating their new online Shop Assistant, 'Leah' Tradition meets technology: how Flanagan Kerins is redefining furniture shopping with digital sales assistant Leah Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gqtXdQxg

A CRM that starts simple is easier to trust. A CRM that starts crowded is easier to ignore.

Scattered customer data? Slow follow-ups? Teams working from different tools can drag a business down fast. One person has the details in a spreadsheet, another keeps notes in email, and a lead waits while nobody knows who last called them. A new CRM can bring order to that mess, speed up response times, and help you build better customer relationships without adding more admin. PrismoCode can help Read More on the following link: 13 Minute read https://lnkd.in/dN8xnDws

The KPIs that matter most when AI is used in childcare AI in childcare matters when it’s tied to the right KPIs. It doesn’t replace managers. It gives them a clearer view of demand, follow-up, and future occupancy, so they can act sooner and protect income. Childcare performance is tightly linked. Occupancy affects staffing ratios, room planning, and fee income. Enquiry handling affects tours, enrolments, and future starts. Seasonal demand adds pressure, because a full baby room can hide spare capacity elsewhere. AI helps because it joins data that often sits in different systems. Instead of only showing what happened last month, it can flag what is slipping now. That matters when cash flow depends on filled places and steady starts. Read our full article here - 5 minute read https://lnkd.in/dXWi4SeR

Nobody cares how many hours you worked. They care what changed.  ▎ Value as a Service flips the script. Providers get paid for business outcomes, not activity. Tony Burke lays out exactly how it works and where it fits.  ▎ #ValueAsAService #ResultsDriven #OutcomeBasedPricing #Automation #B2B #DigitalTransformation #PrismoCode

Question: What is Value as a Service? Answer: Paying for Results, Not Activity! Buying more software no longer feels like progress on its own. Most firms now want proof that a service improves revenue, cuts waste, or lifts customer experience. That shift sits behind Value as a Service. It reflects tighter budgets, wider use of AI and automation, and a simple demand from buyers, results first, tools second. It is not a one-off project, and it is not a basic subscription. The idea matters because more business leaders now want shared success, clear metrics, and steady improvement over time. That starts with a plain definition. Read More On The Below Link - 7 Minute Read https://lnkd.in/dBjZxbS9

How Agentic Solutions Can Help Irish Engineering Firms Irish engineering firms are under pressure from every side. Costs are rising, skilled staff are hard to find, deadlines are tight, and clients expect faster answers with fewer errors. At the same time, compliance and reporting demands keep growing. That is where agentic solutions can help. In simple terms, these are software agents that can make limited decisions, trigger actions, and work across systems, while people stay in control. They are not magic, and they are not a replacement for engineers. Used well, they can remove friction from daily work. Irish engineering firms are under pressure from every side. Costs are rising, skilled staff are hard to find, deadlines are tight, and clients expect faster answers with fewer errors. At the same time, compliance and reporting demands keep growing. That is where agentic solutions can help. In simple terms, these are software agents that can make limited decisions, trigger actions, and work across systems, while people stay in control. They are not magic, and they are not a replacement for engineers. Used well, they can remove friction from daily work. Read the full article on the link below - 5 minute read https://lnkd.in/d-BkG9tG