AI software for manufacturing & agriculture

Capture at the point of work

Production data is only useful if it is recorded as the work happens. We build capture that survives a real shift: scanning, weight capture, batch selection and quick output logging on hardware that works with gloves on, in a cold store, or in a field with intermittent signal. Offline tolerance is a requirement, not a feature request.

That discipline turns estimates into evidence. Actual yield against expected, wastage by cause, downtime by line and rework by batch all become numbers rather than opinions, and the operators recording them see the benefit rather than just the extra step.

Recipes, traceability and cost per unit

We model bills of materials and recipes with their real variability, then calculate cost per unit produced including ingredients, packaging, labour and losses. When an input price changes, the effect on every finished line is visible immediately rather than at the next costing review.

Traceability comes with the same model. Finished unit to batch to ingredient lot to supplier delivery, retrievable in seconds with documentation attached. That capability is worth building before you need it, because the moment you need it is never a calm one. The underlying platform is described in our inventory and operations solution.

Planning that reflects the floor

With honest history, planning improves quickly. Demand patterns, lead times, shelf life and supplier reliability drive purchasing suggestions and production schedules that a planner adjusts rather than assembles. Working capital tied up in slow stock falls, and emergency purchasing at bad prices becomes rare.

Leadership gets a live operational picture instead of a lagging report, which is what makes it possible to react to an input cost shock or a demand spike in the same week it happens rather than the following month.

How the engagement runs

1. 1

   Time the process

   We watch a full production run and design capture that adds seconds, not minutes, to each step.

2. 2

   Build the model

   Recipes, batches, locations and costing structures are implemented so the numbers reconcile from day one.

3. 3

   Plan with evidence

   Forecasting, scheduling and purchasing layer on top once actuals are trustworthy.