Hand off the routine work. Keep the final say.

Agents are digital employees. They take on the routine checks, work only inside the authority you set, and bring anything bigger to a person. They work because the data is finally in one record.

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Sweep complete: 428 of 428 records

Production Planning (Planner) Checks for at-risk jobs every 30 minutes and proposes the replan.
Quality (Auditor) Sweeps quality every 15 minutes and proposes holds under your rules.
Procurement (Buyer) Answers shortage, supplier and requisition questions when you ask.
Continuous Improvement (Coach) Reads a case and suggests causes and countermeasures when you ask.
Anomaly Detection (Analyst) Runs the outlier and drift tests the Quality Auditor uses. It never acts on its own.

What each Agent does

Finds at-risk jobs on a 30-minute sweep, proposes the replan.

Sweeps quality every 15 minutes, proposes holds under your rules.

Answers shortage, supplier, and requisition questions when asked.

Reads a case, suggests causes and countermeasures, when asked.

The outlier and drift tests the Quality Auditor runs. It does not act on its own.

Executive dashboard, command center, bottlenecks, production issues.

FIG 0.1
- Historian
- Knowledge Library
- Governance
- Asset Registry
- Integration Hub
Foundational Modules Keep everything your operation knows in one record, so every report starts from the same place. See the Foundational Modules
FIG 0.2
- Scheduling Engine
- OEE Engine
- SPC Engine
- Investigation Engine
Workflow Modules The engines. They do the math as data comes in, flag what drifts and build the reports. See the Workflow Modules
FIG 0.3
- Planner
- Auditor
Agentic Modules Digital employees. They take the routine work and never act beyond the authority you set.

FAQ

Do all the Agents run the same way?

How does an Agent know how we run the job?

What stops an Agent from taking an action it should not?

What happens when a person rejects a proposal?

Do Agents work without the rest of the platform?