äriprotsessidesse

äriprotsessidesse is the illative plural form of the Estonian noun äriprotsess (business process). In Estonian grammar, the illative case expresses motion toward a place or target, so äriprotsessidesse literally means "into the business processes" and is used when referring to actions directed at or integrated into multiple business processes.

In practice, the term appears in texts about business process management (BPM), process improvement, and IT adoption, where emphasis is on aligning activities with existing processes or embedding new activities into them. Because it is a grammatical form rather than a specialized concept, its meaning depends on context; it is commonly used with verbs such as viia (to bring into), lisada (to add to), muunda (to modify) or integreerida (to integrate).

Example: "Muudatused viidi äriprotsessidesse" (The changes were brought into the business processes). The phrase signals a focus on process-centric approaches and is part of standard Estonian business vocabulary. It is most commonly found in formal or technical prose about BPM and organizational change.