All industries

Industrial & manufacturing

Technical orders. Ready for the next step.

Less manual order entry, fewer rounds of clarification. Digital employees reconcile customer orders with item knowledge and business systems, prepare complete ERP records and work through exceptions with your team.

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Where work gets held up.

Drawing revisions, customer references, variants and delivery dates are spread across inboxes, spreadsheets and ERP. Manual searches and repeated data entry tie up sales operations; missing details trigger further rounds of clarification. Digital employees connect the sources and prepare complete order data for your ERP workflow.

Digital employees in your industry

Work that belongs together.

01

Handle incoming orders

Capture email, PDF and Excel orders. Match customers, items and quantities, and prepare missing information for clarification.

02

Match variants and references

Compare technical attributes and customer references with approved master data. Surface uncertain matches.

03

Keep commercial terms in view

Check agreed prices and conditions against each record. Document discrepancies and present them for approval.

Your existing systems

Work with your sources.

Customer orders · Item master · Customer references · ERP · Technical documents

Controls & approvals

Clear responsibilities.

Your team decides on technical uncertainties, price exceptions and order changes. The handover performed by each digital employee is agreed before work starts.

Explore the work

From input to handover.

How digital employees check orders, prepare follow-up questions and work towards a defined outcome.

Work, not software.

Which work is holding your team back?

In our first conversation, we define a suitable scope and the requirements for a Production Check.

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