Thirty years of experience, one question away.
The answer you need usually already exists. It is just trapped in one person's head, in a folder nobody can find, in a system nobody has time to search. And the people holding the most of it are retiring. We put it behind a single question.
The knowledge that would have walked out of the door.
At one manufacturer, retirements had left a stretched maintenance team buried in call-outs operators could have handled themselves: a machine that just needed resetting, a guard door that wasn't latched.
We put Assistant on their floor, grounded in seven years of maintenance records. Now when a machine alarms on a back-shift, the operator asks what usually causes it instead of raising a ticket and waiting. Six times out of seven it is the door interlock. They check it, reset, and are running again in minutes.
The factory stops being a black box to the rest of the business.
Because Assistant reaches across systems, it doesn't stop at the shop floor. The departments that depend on production can finally see it.
A lead time that will hold
Asked when they can have it, a rep usually guesses. The real answer lives across production and backlog systems they can't see on the call. Now it's cross-referenced before it's promised.
Order against reality
See what's actually happening on the floor and what's actually consumed before committing to a purchase order.
Know where a job really is
Not where the schedule says it should be. Where it is, right now, with the evidence attached.
Sourced, not confident.
We are deliberately sceptical of magic AI claims. Assistant answers from your own data and shows its sources, so you can see exactly where an answer came from and check it. A straight answer with the receipts, not a confident guess.
It reaches across everything at once
Insights readings, maintenance records, drawings, SOPs, ERP and finance systems, shift notes. One question, all of it.
AI built for manufacturing
Our AI models are trained specifically on manufacturing data and industrial processes. They're trained to answer the practical questions your shop floor actually asks, running quickly and efficiently on standard hardware.