Tyler Technologies, a Plano-based company specializing in public sector software solutions, has announced its acquisition of Computing System Innovations (CSI), an Orlando-based leader in artificial intelligence (AI) automation. This strategic move aims to enhance efficiency and automation in public sector solutions.
CSI is renowned for its pioneering work in AI automation, redaction, and indexing, offering specialized services to courts, recorders, attorneys, and other industry professionals. By integrating CSI’s advanced solutions into its portfolio, Tyler Technologies plans to enrich automation in data entry and document processing for its clients in the public sector.
With a strong presence in the public sector software domain across 13,000 global locations, Tyler Technologies sees the acquisition of CSI as a crucial step in expanding its capabilities. The company’s focus lies in leveraging CSI’s technology to provide enhanced solutions in various areas, including municipal and schools, property and recording, and platform solutions.
Established in 1987, CSI has built a strong reputation around its AI-driven Intellidact Platform, which offers applications that streamline document processing and identity protection. According to Tyler Technologies, CSI’s suite has proven instrumental in meeting the increasing demand for streamlined processes that reduce manual labor in document review and data entry within the public sector.
Brian McGrath, President of Tyler’s Courts & Justice Division, expects the union with CSI to strengthen their electronic filing and enterprise justice solutions. He expressed his enthusiasm for officially welcoming CSI to Tyler, highlighting their long-standing partnership in serving the court technology space.
Tyler’s eFile & Serve solution allows users to electronically file documents with the court through a secure web-based portal. By incorporating CSI’s platform, Tyler aims to expedite the filing process while minimizing redundancy and improving accuracy.
Henry Sal, President, and CEO of CSI acknowledged the growing demand for automation, specifically in the public sector and courts. Sal recognized the value of AI-powered document automation in significantly reducing the manual labor of document review and data entry.
CSI’s clientele includes prestigious entities such as the United States Army, the Supreme Court of Virginia, the State of Iowa, the City of New York, and Tarrant County in North Texas.
Regarding the acquisition, CSI’s management and staff will merge with Tyler’s Courts & Justice Division while continuing to operate from their existing office locations.
This collaboration between Tyler Technologies and CSI holds great promise for the future of automation in the public sector. By integrating CSI’s AI automation solutions, Tyler aims to enhance its offerings and deliver efficient, streamlined processes to its clients.
