
Less paperwork between the order and the floor
Quotes, orders, supplier confirmations and quality records still move by email and spreadsheet. We connect them, so your planners and sales team stop being data entry clerks.
01Where the week goes
What slows manufacturing teams down
- 01
Quotes take days
Every quote means finding drawings, past prices and lead times across several systems.
- 02
Supplier chasing
Confirmations and delivery dates are tracked in inboxes and spreadsheets, and slip quietly.
- 03
Know-how that walks out the door
Procedures and fixes live with a few experienced people instead of somewhere everyone can find.
02Use cases
What we automate first
Faster quotes
- When
- A customer sends a request for quotation with drawings
- What happens
- Similar past jobs, prices and lead times are pulled together into a draft quote for your estimator to check.
Supplier confirmations tracked
- When
- A purchase order goes out to a supplier
- What happens
- Confirmations are read when they arrive, dates are updated, and late ones are chased automatically.
Procedures on the floor
- When
- An operator needs the setup steps for a rarely run part
- What happens
- They ask on a tablet or in Teams and get the procedure from your documents, with the source.
Quality records without the forms
- When
- A batch finishes inspection
- What happens
- Results are captured, checked against limits and filed, with deviations raised to the right person.
03Where to start
Start with quoting or supplier follow-up. Both are frequent, rule based and directly tied to winning and delivering orders.
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