Advancing the Future of AI Document Automation

From raw AI to reliable automation: see why agencies and enterprises choose Tyler

View this on-demand webinar to see how our industry-leading AI platform transforms document automation. Discover why organizations are choosing Tyler over homegrown builds and generic AI solutions.

Why attend this webinar?

  • LLMs – Learn why outdated statistical methods can't keep up, and how Tyler's LLM platform delivers smarter, more accurate document automation right out the box.
  • The Tyler LLM Server Advantage – See how we shield you from the complexity of managing evolving AI models, unlike DIY solutions that require constant monitoring, retraining, and tuning.
  • Multiple LLMs Working Together – Discover how Tyler leverages multiple LLMs in a competitive framework to boost accuracy and confidence scoring, achieving results no single model can deliver.
  • Beyond a Standard LLM – Understand how Tyler's workflow uses online learning to correct mistakes in real time, driving continuous accuracy improvements.
  • Built for Government & Enterprise – Explore why Tyler's solution is uniquely designed for high-stakes environments where compliance, reliability, and efficiency are critical.
  • Avoid the Hidden Costs of DIY – See how Tyler saves you from the risks, delays, and expenses of homegrown AI experiments while providing proven, production-ready automation today.

About the Presentor

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Henry Sal
Senior Director of AI Automation, Tyler Technologies

Henry Sal is the Senior Director of AI Automation for Tyler Technologies. With a software development career that spans over four decades, Henry is responsible for Tyler’s state-of-the-art artificial intelligence used to automate municipal court document workflows. Henry is a thought leader in his field and has gotten to share his insights on machine learning and document understanding through the Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM), the Property Records Industry Association (PRIA), the PDF Association, and the National Center for State Courts (NCSC).

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