Securing Series F Funding and 41 Million Users! Shenzhen Company Turns Legacy Enterprise Systems into AI Capability Pool

In 2026, the biggest gap in enterprise AI adoption is that while AI can chat, it can't actually get things done. For example, a retail company with annual revenue over 10 billion found that employees switch between an average of 11 systems daily, and completing a single task requires navigating 4.3 different backends. Despite having access to AI tools for writing, translation, and PPT generation, when an employee asks 'help me submit this customer's follow-up ticket from last week,' the AI merely responds with instructions to open the CRM system. The missing link is the ability to call upon enterprise systems.

That's where SkillsUI comes in. Developed by Shenzhen-based Rabbitpre Intelligence, SkillsUI is an AI entry layer that sits above existing ERP, OA, and CRM systems. Instead of replacing them, it connects them via APIs and decomposes their capabilities into callable 'Skills.' Users simply state their needs, and SkillsUI interprets the intent, routes to the appropriate system, executes the workflow, and presents results in interactive cards for confirmation. This transforms the experience from 'human finds function' to 'AI runs errands for human.'

The impact is tangible across scenarios. In e-commerce operations, instead of logging into multiple dashboards to investigate a GMV drop, an operator can ask 'why did sales drop?' and get cross-system data analysis, insights, and recommended actions in minutes. For expense reporting, employees can say 'reimburse my travel expenses' and the AI handles 80% of the paperwork, only requiring confirmation on key receipts. In customer-facing apps, a user wanting to book a fitness class simply says so, and the booking card appears immediately.

For decision-makers, SkillsUI offers four clear judgments. First, the reliability of AI system orchestration has crossed the enterprise threshold, with human-in-the-loop design keeping control. Second, early movers gain structural advantage as employee habits shift from 'opening systems' to 'stating needs.' Third, SkillsUI avoids vendor lock-in by using standard APIs and allowing enterprises to own and extend their Skills assets, with support for private deployment in regulated industries. Fourth, start with a single high-frequency, low-risk scenario like expense reporting or order inquiry rather than a full enterprise rollout.

Behind SkillsUI is Rabbitpre Intelligence's long-term investment in multimodal large models. The company has completed Series F funding and serves over 41 million users. Its self-developed 'Tuling' large model is the first visual-spatial intelligence model registered in Guangdong Province. The open-source project Open-Sora Plan topped GitHub global trending charts for multiple days with over 26 million downloads. The UniWorld model series explores a unified architecture for understanding, generation, and editing, achieving international recognition.

SkillsUI is now available for free simulation experience. Enterprises that hesitate may find their competitors already occupying the AI entry point. The window for strategic experimentation is shorter than it seems.