Capture requested quantities, specifications and delivery changes.
- Example roles
- Account coordination · Quote support
- Working together
- Send customer priorities to planning.
AI Agents for
Manufacturing.
Keep production informed.
A connected team.
Connect customer requests, planning and purchasing around the work on your production schedule.
Familiar challenges.
A clearer way to work.
Explore everyday coordination problems and the workflows you can build around them.
A WORKFLOW TO BUILD
Attach the request to the order and route it to the planning owner.
Your departments.
Bring your production decisions together.
Connect the departments that balance customer expectations, material availability and production capacity.
Your manufacturing teamShared context
THE WHOLE DEPARTMENT, IN MOTIONA delivery request. A coordinated planning decision.
A delivery request. A coordinated planning decision.
Your team moves it forward.
This illustrative example follows a customer asking for an earlier delivery. The team checks the relevant materials and capacity, then requests a human decision on the schedule.
Order MF-208 / Earlier delivery request
ManufacturingOrder update · Email + internal team
EXAMPLEAlex · Customer · 10:24Could order MF-208 arrive on Tuesday instead of Thursday? We need the parts for an installation.
Internal messages stay within your team.The requester sees only the replies intended for them.
SHARED INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGEMany roles.
Many roles.
A shared understanding.
Company policies, department knowledge and role-specific permissions work together. Select a layer to see how it guides the team.
Manufacturing knowledge
Connect approved specifications, material status, planning definitions and escalation procedures.
IN THIS PRODUCTION EXAMPLE
Available components do not by themselves prove production capacity.
EVERY ACTION HAS AN OWNERSee the work.
See the work.
Follow every decision.
Inspect example actions across your teams: who acted, which system was involved and where a person needs to decide.
CONNECTED TO YOUR ORGANIZATIONOne connected team.
One connected team.
Every system you work with.
Click a system to connect it to your manufacturing team.
Illustrative connections, using example data.
ERP
Not connectedConnect ERP to explore how your manufacturing team uses it in this example.
A little more clarity.
What are AI agents for manufacturing?+
They are scoped digital roles for information and coordination tasks such as order intake, material checks and planning handoffs.
Do they control production equipment?+
This example covers business coordination and approved system updates, not machine control or autonomous changes to production settings.
Can they move a production order?+
A workflow can prepare a scheduling proposal. Authorized planners and managers should review the impact before a change is saved.
How are specification changes handled?+
Use approved document revisions and route proposed changes to the responsible engineering or quality personnel.
What happens if material information is uncertain?+
Flag the missing confirmation and ask the purchasing or warehouse owner to verify it before making a promise.
What is a practical starting point?+
Begin with customer delivery inquiries and read-only order checks, then add reviewed planning handoffs.
Make room for
a more connected team.
Connect your customer commitments with the people and information behind production.
Build your manufacturing team