AI for manufacturers & distributors
Keep orders, suppliers, and invoices moving without adding headcount.
Coworkers that work your ERP the way your best coordinator does. They match invoices, chase suppliers, answer “where’s my order,” and prep quotes, with exceptions routed to people.
The work that quietly eats your week.
Three-way match backlog
AP staff key and match invoices by hand, and the exceptions pile up at month end.
Order-status interruptions
Customer service spends hours answering “where’s my order” from three different screens.
Supplier silence
Late confirmations and slipping ship dates get noticed when production is already waiting.
Slow quotes
Custom quotes need specs, costs, and lead times from several systems, so they take days.
Jobs a digital coworker can own.
- 01
Invoice-to-PO matching
Matches invoices to POs and receipts and routes price and quantity variances for approval.
- 02
Order status answers
Replies to status requests from ERP and carrier data and flags at-risk orders.
- 03
Supplier follow-up
Chases confirmations and ship dates and warns planners about slippage early.
- 04
Quote preparation
Assembles specs, costs, and lead times into a draft quote for sales approval.
- 05
Inventory exceptions
Reviews reorder and stock exceptions daily and proposes actions.
- 06
Quality paperwork
Compiles certificates, inspection records, and NCR documentation for each shipment.
The coworker does the legwork. Your people make the calls.
The coworker handles
- Matching and data entry
- Supplier and status chasing
- Draft quotes
- Exception lists
Your team handles
- Payment and pricing approval
- Supplier negotiations
- Production decisions
- Quality sign-off
Anything consequential or irreversible (money, commitments, customer-facing promises) waits for a person. You decide where those lines are, and the coworker’s permissions are cut to match.
It works in the software you already run.
- NetSuite
- Epicor
- Dynamics 365 Business Central
- SAP Business One
- Acumatica
- Infor
- Excel
- Outlook
If your system has an API, we connect to it. If it only has a web interface your team uses, we can usually turn those steps into a tested tool. Either way, the coworker gets only the access its job needs.
See a coworker on the job.
Sensitive data stays where it belongs.
Common questions, answered.
Does it replace our ERP’s automation?
No. It handles the judgment work around it: exceptions, follow-ups, and the steps your ERP workflows can’t make sense of.
Can it run on-premises?
Yes. For plants with strict network rules, the coworker, its memory, and its models can run entirely inside your network.
Will it approve invoices?
It prepares matches and routes variances. Payment approval stays with the people you designate, within thresholds you set.
Next step
Pick one job your team repeats.
We’ll sit down with the people who do it, map the steps, and put a number on the time. If a digital coworker is the right tool, you’ll know what it would return before you commit. If it isn’t, we’ll say so.