62 functions for procurement. Now for your agents too.
The AICTIONBOT™ Workbench has 62 functions for procurement today. Every one of them is available to your AI assistant, and since this week also to the agents already running in your company. All it takes is one entry: kulicadvisory.com/mcp.
Here is what these 62 functions are, how your assistant and your agents use them, and what each one rests on.
What the 62 functions do
Most functions calculate by fixed rules, with no AI at all. The same input always gives the same result, and your inputs are not stored.
- Check: a price increase against official Eurostat figures, suppliers against the EU, UN, US and UK sanctions lists, notice deadlines, discount windows, the approval matrix, an invoice against the vendor master before payment, the RASCI matrix, a new price list against the old one.
- Analyse: a spend cube from any order export, document matching from requisition to invoice, a vendor master X-ray for duplicates, IBAN and VAT IDs, a category profile, a business case built on your own assumptions.
- Steer: contract register, offer scoring, supplier scorecard and segments, early warning check, savings proof, scenario calculator, S2P KPIs, portfolio traffic light, stakeholder map, sourcing plan, AI readiness, weekly status.
- Create: an NDA, a request for quotation, a scope of work, meeting minutes.
- Look up: the Painpoint Atlas with 49 recurring procurement problems from practice, the library of articles and practice cases, 44 working templates to read and fill.
- Work together: a shared table your assistant opens, reads and adds to, encrypted in the link.
- With AI and a licence: contract review, offer comparison, invoice check and the negotiation sparring in three steps: plan, practise round by round, evaluate.
The full list with all 62 names is on the partner page: kulicadvisory.com/workbench/partner/.
What MCP means, in one sentence
MCP is the open standard through which AI assistants call outside tools. You add kulicadvisory.com/mcp once, then you ask as usual: “Check my contracts for deadlines.” Your assistant calls the right function and gets a checked result back instead of a guess.
This works in Claude, in ChatGPT and in any other assistant that speaks MCP. The official MCP registry lists the entry as com.kulicadvisory/aictionbot-werkbank.
15 functions are always open. You can try the others once per connection every 30 days, and the AI functions run with the licence: €14.99 net per month or €149 net per year, try it free for 7 days, no card.
Your company’s own agents? We feed them too.
Many companies now run their own agents: for procurement, for finance, for service, built in house. They are already running. But do they know notice periods, sanctions lists and price indices?
A general language model does not know these rules reliably. It writes an answer that sounds right. In procurement that is exactly what costs money: a missed deadline renews a contract for another year, an overlooked sanctions hit becomes a liability.
Through the same entry, kulicadvisory.com/mcp, every agent that speaks MCP reaches the Workbench. It asks the function, the function calculates by fixed rules, the agent carries on with the result. Your agent is not replaced; it gets the procurement knowledge it lacks.
The same goes for vendors of procurement and finance software who want to give their customers more checks without building them. Partner terms, the integration guide and test keys are on the partner page.
What it all rests on
None of this was drawn up on a whiteboard. I have worked in procurement and source-to-pay for more than 20 years, hands-on and as an advisor, in corporations and in mid-sized companies.
Over that time I filled 40 notebooks by hand: deadlines that were missed, approvals nobody signed, invoices that did not match the order. The Workbench rules come from these notes and from documented engagement files. Every rule AICTIONBOT™ cites, I signed off myself.
The Painpoint Atlas collects 49 problems I have met again and again, with the finding and the way out. Behind the advisory work stands a $7M+ documented value signal. The Workbench makes this knowledge usable for everyone who has to buy, even without a procurement department.
Where to start
- In the browser: kulicadvisory.com/workbench
- In your assistant or agent: kulicadvisory.com/mcp
- As a partner: kulicadvisory.com/workbench/partner/
I am happy to answer questions personally: [email protected].
Dario Kulić, KULIC Advisory, Cologne