GreenData Offers an AI Agent for Editing Enterprise Application Interfaces
The Russian IT company has expanded the interface management capabilities of its customer-facing services. Users can now create and modify interfaces with the help of an AI agent. The feature is available within the GreenData ecosystem.
Industry experts expect the expanded functionality of the enterprise platform to make it easier to adapt applications to changing business processes. They also predict that developers will increasingly use AI agents to build services, rather than limiting their use to chatbots.
AI Agent “Draws” the UI
The technology is straightforward to use: users simply describe what they want to do in natural language. The AI assistant then analyzes the request and the attributes of the selected object, automatically laying out the form by placing fields, groups, and other interface elements. It organizes fields into logical groups, selects section names, and determines the order in which data appears. The agent also calculates the layout grid and element widths, positions components on panels, and can add a register of child records or an interactive dashboard.
According to the developer, the algorithm works with both new and previously configured forms. At the user's request, it can rename a tab, change the order of rows, or rebuild an individual group. Users can see the result immediately in the designer's workspace, refine their prompts, or make further changes. Once generated, the interface can be modified through a conversation with the agent or edited manually in the visual editor.
Saving Time and Effort
Alexander Perevalov, head of AI development at GreenData, says designing application forms is one of the most labor-intensive stages of software development. That's because a specialist must start with a blank screen and a list of attributes, then arrange them in a way that makes the application comfortable for end users. Configuring everything manually takes considerable time. The AI agent steps in to handle most of that work, and in many cases, a single session with the assistant is enough to produce the desired result.
Integrating the AI agent into the enterprise platform will help developers automate one of the most challenging stages of service development: interface design. Over time, this could shorten the time needed to build and modernize customers' information systems.
Banking and Restaurant Apps Could Get Updates Faster
GreenData's new feature reflects a broader shift in the Russian market: software development is moving beyond visual application builders toward platforms where artificial intelligence can perform some tasks autonomously. In the future, this technology could speed up updates to online banking portals, insurance policy services, and customer-facing apps used by businesses in the service industry. The development also aligns with the broader push to expand Russia's domestic enterprise software market and replace imported products.
The technology also has export potential. The most likely markets are the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), where international customers may be interested in tools that accelerate application development and reduce reliance on large software engineering teams. Reaching the global market, however, will require support for multiple languages, adaptation to local laws, and compatibility with customers' IT infrastructure.
