Integrated manufacturing and eCommerce solution

Inventory, orders, 3PL and margin on one set of screens.

A light manufacturer usually runs an inventory app, an accounting ledger, a CRM, a storefront and a 3PL, and the gaps are between them. We connect them and build the screens a planner works from, so one count runs through the warehouse, the store and the accounts.

Who it is for

Built for light manufacturers running on spreadsheets.

It fits a maker who sells direct, to businesses and through resellers, and still reconciles the systems by hand.

  • A quote, an order and a bill do not read the same stock figure.
  • The 3PL stock and your own count disagree, and nobody knows which is right.
  • Margin by SKU is a spreadsheet rebuilt after every month end.
What it connects

Inventory, accounts, store and 3PL, joined.

Your applications stay where they are. We connect them so a sale, a purchase and a shipment each write once and every system reads the same record.

  • Inventory and finance
  • Sales CRM
  • Storefront
  • 3PL and carriers
  • Marketing automation
  • Analytics

Named by category: the applications are yours, and the solution is built on the ones you run.

The screens your team gets

Five screens, from purchase order to margin.

Each screen shows one stage of the work, read from the application that owns it, so the planner and the floor work from one picture.

Procure.

Stock by warehouse, open sales orders and each vendor's delivered lead time and terms on one screen, so a reorder is decided in one place.

Make.

Assemblies built from their components against stock, so a kit is never promised that the shelves cannot fill.

Sell.

Orders from the online store, marketplaces, B2B accounts and resellers in one list, each with its channel.

Fulfil.

Orders sent to the 3PL, shipment confirmations and tracking back to the order, and the 3PL stock compared with your own count, with differences flagged.

Report.

Margin per SKU and channel after component cost, packaging, the channel fee and the 3PL and carrier charges.

The step up

Step up to the agentic version.

AI Manufacturing OS puts an agent on this same surface. It proposes the reorders with reasons per line, watches assemblies against stock and the promise date, and shows margin by kit and channel, and a person approves each one.

  • Purchase orders, one gate per vendor
  • Assemblies against stock and the promise date
  • Margin by kit and channel after 3PL fees
What it costs to start

What it costs to start.

An integrated solution is built for a professional services fee. You choose between a larger upfront fee, or a lower fee with a monthly managed services fee for a minimum term, which is how the build is recouped. The proposal carries the figures, and it comes after a short conversation, not before. We templatize our solutions as far as we can, so the customization for each client stays small. The estimate is guaranteed: if we estimate low, we absorb the difference. Discovery is no-risk, so the first number you see is one you can budget against.

Questions people ask.

Do we need a full ERP or can we connect the systems we have?

Most light manufacturers already run an inventory app, an accounting ledger, a CRM, a storefront and a 3PL. The gaps are between them. Connecting them through their APIs gives the planning, assembly, fulfilment and margin reporting an ERP promises without replacing the systems or retraining everyone. A full ERP earns its place when production itself needs routing, capacity and shop-floor control that the inventory app cannot hold.

What does an integrated solution cost?

An integrated solution is built for a professional services fee, and you choose how to pay it: a larger upfront fee, or a lower fee plus a monthly managed services fee with a minimum term, which recoups the build. The proposal carries the figures, after a short discovery conversation. We templatize our solutions as far as we can, so the customization for each client stays small. The estimate is guaranteed: if we estimate low, we absorb the difference. Discovery is no-risk, so the first number you see is one you can budget against.

How is this different from the agentic version?

An integrated solution is one surface your people work in, with one record, one workflow and one dashboard over the systems you already run, and it is still a surface you operate. AI Manufacturing OS adds an agent for each job on that surface, acting through the applications, with the obvious steps run without you and the money waiting for your digit. You can start with the integrated solution and step up.

The same step for other teams

The same step, for other teams.

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