The same thing, by hand, every day.
Orders entered twice, spreadsheets copied into other spreadsheets, data moved from one system to another. That's what AI automates.
We come to your company, see how work gets done role by role, and find the repetitive tasks AI can automate. Then we measure each role's productivity, before and after.
Your company's pulse, measured.
Starting point
Often nobody knows how long it really takes to cut a piece, put an order together or enter an invoice, until a system starts logging it. So when something isn't measured, the first thing we do is start measuring it.
We spend time at each role and talk with the people doing the work. We see how things really get done, not how the manual says.
We log every task, how long it takes and how often it repeats, and we measure the productivity of each role and each person.
You getA map of repetitive tasks and what's worth automating first.
We start with whatever takes the most time or material, using AI connected to the systems you already use. A small pilot first.
You getAn improvement running in your operation.
A dashboard shows productivity before and after, by role and by person, every month. Whatever isn't paying off gets adjusted.
You getReal numbers to decide what's next.
Orders entered twice, spreadsheets copied into other spreadsheets, data moved from one system to another. That's what AI automates.
Offcuts, expired raw material, defective parts, stock that doesn't move. We measure it and use AI to plan better and make the most of what you already have.
The data is scattered or doesn't exist. We leave a productivity dashboard that updates itself, by role and by person.
Every company that makes something loses something: fabric, sheet metal or wood offcuts, raw material that expires, defective parts. Almost nobody knows how much.
We record what comes in, what goes out and what's left over. With that data, AI suggests how to plan for better use: what to use first, how to cut, what can be reused.
A dashboard shows, month by month, how much is produced, how much is recovered and how much is lost.
For example: at a company that cuts material to order, AI picks which new piece or which offcut each order should come from, to waste as little as possible. The same logic works for any material.
We have proven experience across industries. We'll show you the cases in the meeting or when we visit your company.
We observe the work at each role, log tasks and times, and cross-check them with what your systems already record. The team knows what we measure and why.
No. We work with whatever there is: a management system, spreadsheets, paper, or nothing at all.
Not if you don't want it to. When needed, we use open models running on a dedicated server, and your data stays there.
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