IT Hit partners with Druid AI to offer AI agent solutions

Business Forum
IT Hit, a Romanian IT services company specialising in ERP, CRM, and business management systems, has announced a reseller partnership with Druid AI, a provider of AI agents for higher education, healthcare, retail, banking, and insurance sectors.

Under the agreement, IT Hit will offer Druid AI's solutions to its customers, expanding its portfolio beyond ERP and CRM implementation into intelligent automation and AI-driven business operations. The partnership allows IT Hit to support its clients' digital transformation journey from business process management to enterprise AI.

"Our clients are increasingly asking how AI can work alongside the systems they already have. Druid AI gives us a proven answer to that question: a platform that integrates with ERP and CRM environments and delivers results from day one," said Horia Flueraș, Managing Partner at IT Hit.

Irina Dochitu, VP Global Partners and Alliances at Druid AI, said: "Expanding our network of certified partners in Romania is part of how we bring enterprise AI agents closer to businesses. IT Hit's expertise in ERP and CRM environments positions them to guide clients toward operational performance improvements."

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