Manufacturing
Manufacturing technology solutions that fit your plant floor
Production plans in spreadsheets, quality records on paper, and an ERP that does most of the job. We build the missing pieces so your floor and front office see the same numbers.
Your ERP does 90% of the job. The other 10% lives in spreadsheets.
Work orders on paper, quality checks entered twice, and production updates that are hard to find. We connect the gaps between your systems without replacing what already works.
Know where every order is.
See production status without walking the floor.
Catch quality issues sooner.
Record inspections and non-conformances as they happen.
Answer traceability questions.
Find what went where without digging through binders.
Keep your ERP.
We build around it instead of replacing it.
What we build for manufacturers
Custom software for the shop floor
- Shop-floor data capture apps
- Production tracking tools
- Quality inspection apps
- Work order apps
- Inventory tracking tools
- Barcode scanning apps
- Lot traceability tools
- Supplier portals
- Customer order portals
- Maintenance request apps
- Quoting and estimating tools
- Production dashboards
Fig. 01 · A few of the custom manufacturing apps we can build
Modernize your plant systems
- Access and FileMaker databases
- Spreadsheet production plans
- Desktop shop-floor tools
- Paper quality records
- Old inventory systems
- Old order entry systems
- Paper traceability records
- ERP add-ons and connections
- Reporting from old databases
- Unsupported servers moved to Azure
- Data migration from old databases
- Modern screens on green-screen systems
Fig. 02 · A few of the manufacturing systems we can modernize
Automate production paperwork
- Purchase requests
- Maintenance requests
- Non-conformance reports
- Corrective action tracking
- Engineering change approvals
- Quality check sign-off
- Shift handover reports
- Supplier onboarding
- Reorder alerts
- Customer complaint routing
- Training sign-off
- Production KPI dashboards
Fig. 04 · A few of the manufacturing workflows we can automate
Practical AI for manufacturing teams
- SOP search assistants
- Non-conformance summaries
- Equipment manual Q&A
- Quality trend summaries
- Supplier document review
- Shift report summaries
- Training content drafts
- Production data insights
- Inventory forecasting support
- Customer e-mail drafts
- Safety procedure assistants
- Copilot readiness
Fig. 05 · A few of the ways we can use AI in manufacturing
How we find the right fix
Five steps. You know the cost before any building starts.
Understand how you work.
It starts with a free assessment. We walk through your floor, your orders, and the systems you already run.
Find a solution.
We show you what to build, what to connect, and what to leave alone.
Agree.
Scope, fixed fee, timeline, and the number that tells us it worked. All in writing before you commit.
Build.
A small team of developers, a designer, and a product lead works with you every day, and your supervisors test it as we go.
Grow over time.
We stay after launch to support and improve it as your lines and products change.
Manufacturing technology questions
How is AI used in manufacturing?
Most manufacturers start with knowledge work, not robots. AI answers questions from SOPs and manuals, summarizes shift and quality reports, drafts supplier and customer emails, and spots trends in production data. You see the value in less time spent searching and faster decisions.
How do you deploy AI agents in a manufacturing plant?
Start small and controlled. Pick one task with a clear owner, like answering SOP questions or summarizing non-conformance reports. Make sure the documents it reads are current and have the right permissions. Test it with the people on the floor, and measure it before you expand.
Why do AI pilots fail in manufacturing?
Usually for one of three reasons: the data isn’t ready, the pilot doesn’t solve a problem anyone owns, or nobody defined success. We name the problem and the number before we build, and we check that your data can support it.
Do we need to replace our ERP?
Usually not. Most ERPs handle the core well. The gaps sit around the edges, in shop-floor capture, quality, customer portals, and reporting. We build those pieces to connect to your ERP, so you keep what works.
What does custom manufacturing software cost?
It depends on scope. A free assessment prices the work before you commit. The build is a fixed fee. Scope can shift as you learn, and the time and budget stay fixed.
Let’s find what’s slowing down your floor
Tell us where work gets stuck between the floor, the office, and your ERP. We’ll help you find the next step.
- Clear scope and fixed fees before you commit.
- Agree on success upfront.
- You own what we build.
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