Manufacturing and distribution operations run on coordination between production schedules, supplier purchase orders, and customer demand — and when that coordination happens over spreadsheets and phone calls, delays and stockouts follow. We build the scheduling and supply-chain automation that keeps production, suppliers, and distribution in sync as volume grows.
What it solves
Production scheduling in spreadsheets
Production schedules are built and updated by hand in spreadsheets.
Manual purchase orders
Purchase orders to suppliers are created and tracked manually, one at a time.
No unified supply-chain visibility
There's no single view of inventory, orders, and production across plants and suppliers.
What you get
- Automated production scheduling tied to demand and capacity
- Purchase-order automation and supplier status tracking
- Inventory and supply-chain sync across plants, warehouses, and distributors
- Exception alerts for delays, shortages, and missed shipments
- Unified dashboard for production, inventory, and order status
Our process
01
Audit
We map how production, purchasing, and distribution move through your operation today.
02
Build
We build the scheduling and sync automation around your plants and suppliers.
03
Optimize
We tune it as volume, SKUs, and supplier relationships change.
04
Support
We keep it current as your supply chain evolves.
Who this is for
- Manufacturers coordinating production across multiple lines or plants
- Distributors managing purchase orders across dozens of suppliers
- Operations teams reconciling inventory across plants and warehouses
- Businesses that have outgrown spreadsheet-based production planning