AI agent for M-Files — your documents handle themselves

Does your company manage its documents in M-Files, but classification, metadata, and information retrieval remain manual processes? Wiven deploys an AI agent that integrates with your existing M-Files system—without replacing it. It automatically reads, classifies, and processes your documents: invoices, contracts, correspondence. Your data remains in Switzerland, within an architecture designed to comply with the Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection (nFADP). Operational within a scope defined by your actual data.

What the AI agent automates in M-Files

  • Automatic reading and classification of incoming documents
  • Metadata entry (type, client, date, due date)
  • Extract key data from invoices and contracts to your other tools
  • Duplicate and outdated version detection
  • Preparing files for your audits and inspections

Not just another AI tool

M-Files remains your single document repository. The Wiven agent makes it intelligent: it does the sorting, classifying and extraction that no one has time to do — and your documents finally become usable.

How it works

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Secure connection to your M-Files environment

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Deployment within a defined scope based on your actual documents

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Process: The agent classifies and extracts the data; your teams validate it.

Your data remains in Switzerland

Swiss cloud hosting (Exoscale) or on-premises. You decide what's outside your scope. Designed for nLPD/nFADP compliance — essential when your document management system contains contracts and customer data.

Frequently asked questions

Does the agent replace M-Files?
No. M-Files remains your document management system — the agent makes it intelligent.
What documents can it process?
Invoices, contracts, correspondence, accounting documents: any text or scanned document.
Where is my data processed?
Exclusively in Switzerland, Swiss cloud or your infrastructure.
How long will it take to deploy?
Based on your actual documents, the scope will be defined with you during the framing phase.