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Manufacturing ERP
Connect parts, inventory, and production information to support planning. Give teams a common view of material requirements and the records behind schedule changes.
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AUTOMOTIVE
Connected supply.
Production in motion.
Bring intelligence from the supply chain to the shop floor. Anticipate shortages, align inventory with demand, and trace components across production.
Explore solutions ↓THE OPPORTUNITY
One missing part can change the day.
Manufacturing teams coordinate suppliers, inventory, production schedules, and quality records. Small changes can ripple across that network. Connected data helps teams see dependencies earlier and respond with a fuller picture of the operational impact.
SOLUTIONS & CAPABILITIES
Intelligence where it matters.
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Connected factory IoT
Bring machine signals into operational workflows using edge intelligence where appropriate. Surface events that need investigation and connect them with maintenance or production context.
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Shortage forecasting
Use demand, stock, and supplier signals to highlight potential material gaps. Help planners review alternatives before a missing component affects a production schedule.
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Inventory optimisation
Support stock decisions with demand patterns and operational constraints. Review suggested adjustments against lead times, availability, and the realities of your production process.
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Component traceability
Connect component and batch records across supply and assembly workflows. Help teams trace an issue to relevant records and understand the scope of an investigation.
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Quality information workflows
Bring inspection records, component history, and production context together. Help quality teams find related information and coordinate follow-up actions.
AN ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW
What this can look like.
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Identify a material risk
A change in demand or supplier availability signals a potential shortage for an upcoming production run.
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Review the dependencies
Connect the affected part to stock, open orders, and production requirements so planners can assess options.
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Coordinate the response
Prepare an inventory or scheduling action for the responsible team to approve and communicate.
BUILT AROUND YOUR OPERATIONS
A considered foundation.
Shop-floor integration must respect operational constraints. Start with a bounded data flow, validate signal quality, and agree how alerts reach the people responsible for production. Keep control-system changes subject to established engineering and approval processes.
Explore our delivery approach ↗COMMON QUESTIONS
Start with clarity.
Do we need to replace our ERP?
The starting point is your existing environment. Discovery identifies which records and interfaces can support the workflow before a migration or replacement is considered.
Where does edge AI fit?
Edge processing is an area to assess when machine data needs local interpretation. Its suitability depends on the equipment, connectivity, timing requirements, and deployment constraints.
Can we begin with one line or component family?
Yes. A focused scope helps clarify data quality, integration needs, and operational ownership before extending the approach to more of the business.
PLANNING YOUR FIRST PROJECT
From opportunity
to a focused implementation.
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Connect a bounded production scope
Begin with one material flow, component family, or production line. Map the relationship between inventory, supplier updates, and production requirements. A manageable scope makes signal quality and integration gaps easier to investigate.
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Give planners actionable context
A shortage alert becomes useful when a planner can see affected orders, available stock, and relevant timing information. Define the records needed to review alternatives and make the proposed next step understandable to the team.
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Coordinate across responsibilities
Agree how purchasing, production, quality, and maintenance teams exchange information. Keep approval and engineering controls aligned with existing practices, and document how the system should behave when an input is delayed or unavailable.
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