🏭 Plants of 30 to 80 people
The bottleneck is rarely on the floor: it sits between the customer's email, the costing spreadsheet, and the person assembling the PDF by hand.
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Three of the five packs, in the words you use every day.
Reads the request, applies your cost matrix, per-customer margins and lead times, and returns the quote in minutes with the PDF built. Exceptions still go through a person: what stops going through them is the 80% that is routine.
The supplier XML comes in, gets validated against the tax authority, matched to the purchase order and posted to the ERP. No double keying, and no month-end reconciliation at 11pm.
Datasheets, drawings, certificates and old project email answering questions in seconds, with the source cited. Knowledge stops living in two people's heads.
The hours are ranges observed in processes of this type, not promises. The diagnostic measures them against your real numbers.
If yours isn't on the list, it usually connects anyway: through an API, through the database, or through the file you already export.
Because the last vendor sold you a six-month project that ended in a demo. Here the diagnostic takes five days, costs $2,900 USD and ends with a working prototype on your real data. If it does not find at least 40 automatable hours a month, you get your money back.
No. The work connects to what you already run through an API, the database, or a file drop. Replacing an ERP is a year-long project and it is not what you are buying.
Exceptions are almost always 20% of the volume and 80% of the conversation. The routine gets automated and the exceptions get flagged so a person resolves them with context instead of from scratch.
Only if you decide they do. When the information is sensitive, the model runs on your own infrastructure. It is one of the first things settled in the diagnostic.
Five days, $2,900 USD. If I don't find at least 40 automatable hours a month, you get your money back.
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