Vattenfall relies on AI-native process intelligence from aiio

Berlin, February 10, 2026 – European energy company Vattenfall will be using aiio's process intelligence platform in the future. Magdeburg-based software company aiio provides its AI-native solution for optimizing energy industry processes.

The energy sector is currently facing a convergence of regulatory requirements, decarbonization targets, and new business models. At the same time, processes and knowledge are often spread across different systems and departments—from specialist software to ERP systems to document management systems. Vattenfall is addressing this challenge with the aiio platform, which uses AI agents to extract process knowledge from existing sources and combine it into end-to-end processes.

Aiio technology uses artificial intelligence to analyze existing documents, databases, and system landscapes and create structured process models from them. This approach makes it possible to create transparency across cross-departmental processes without having to fundamentally change existing IT infrastructures.

"The energy sector is undergoing a fundamental transformation," says Jobst von Heintze, CMO of aiio GmbH. "Decentralized generation structures, volatile markets, and changing regulatory frameworks require new forms of process control. Companies need visibility into their end-to-end processes—quickly and without years of IT projects. This is exactly where AI-native process intelligence comes in."

Growing presence in the energy sector

With Vattenfall, aiio is expanding its presence in the energy sector. Companies such as GASAG, Windpunx, Schoenergie, and EnCW are already using the platform to analyze and optimize energy management processes. In a published success story with Windpunx, aiio shows how process intelligence contributes to accelerating business processes in practice.

About aiio

aiio develops an AI-native process intelligence platform. The core function, "Process Forge," automatically transforms existing documents, data sources, and system documentation into structured process models according to the BPMN standard. The solution is natively integrated into Microsoft 365 and works with data sources such as SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, and other enterprise systems. Founded in 2020 and based in Berlin, the company works with customers across a range of industries, including energy, financial services, and public administration.