Industry · Industry & manufacturing
AI for industry: from orders to production batches, with no re-keying.
In a small manufacturer, useful AI isn’t one more robot on the line — it’s the one that links orders, inventory and the production schedule, today kept in tools that don’t talk to each other. AIR.TEK sets up, on subscription, a private AI that prepares, checks and proposes; your production manager decides.
What’s at stake
Meet your deadlines and find your next customers, with no re-keying.
The stock-out shows up when production starts, and the date you promised the customer gets pushed back.
What we changeInventory tracked day to day, and an alert before the stock-out, calculated from orders and seasonality.
References, quantities, prices: your teams check everything, including the vast majority of orders that pose no problem.
What we changeThe AI checks every order and only brings you the doubtful cases. At an industrial customer, an order is entered in one minute instead of forty.
Sequencing batches around lead times, changeovers and machines: it’s redone every week, by the one person who knows how.
What we changeThe AI proposes the sequencing, your production manager makes the call, and the rules are written into the tool, not just kept in someone’s head.
Spotting and qualifying opportunities in your area is done by gut feel, when there’s time left.
What we changeA map that spots and qualifies opportunities, then routes them to the right salesperson. The salesperson is the one who reaches out.
How it works
Check the orders, anticipate inventory, propose the sequencing.
- 1Check the orders
The AI checks every incoming order — references, quantities, prices, consistency — and only submits for approval the cases that need it. The rest goes to production without waiting.
- 2Anticipate inventory
A dashboard fed in real time: the AI projects needs from orders and seasonality and alerts you before the stock-out, not after.
- 3Propose the sequencing
The AI proposes the most efficient batch order given lead times, changeovers and constraints. You decide; the schedule updates.
Automations
5 automations, ready to show.
Your data
Your bills of materials, your prices, your production rates: an industrial secret.
Production data is an industrial secret. It describes what you make, how, and at what cost. The AI connects to your ERP or your files. You choose where it lives: in the cloud, in a sovereign cloud, or on a SABER server installed on your premises.
The simplest way to start, with major hosting providers.
With sovereign providers, for your tools as well as for the AI.
With SABER, no data leaves the site, and if the internet connection goes down, the shop floor keeps running.
Comparison
Three ways to do it.
| By hand | Cloud ERP AI module | AIR.TEK | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order validation | Full review of every order | Format checks, no business understanding | Automatic, only doubtful cases come up |
| Inventory | Periodic stock count | Fixed thresholds | Alert before stock-out, projection from orders |
| Where your data goes | In-house | With the vendor | Wherever you decide: cloud, sovereign cloud or SABER |
| Fitted to your production | In the production manager’s head | Generic configuration | AI trained on your rules and your history |
| Cost | Time + stock-outs + errors | Licenses per module and per user | Fixed subscription |
Questions
Your questions, answered.
Does the AI replace our ERP?
No. It connects to your ERP or your files and works alongside: it checks, projects and proposes, then writes the approved results wherever you need them.
Who decides when an order is in doubt?
Your teams. The AI handles the certain cases and presents the doubtful ones with the reason — price gap, unknown reference, unusual quantity. The principle is human in the loop.
Does our production data stay on site?
If you want it to, yes: with a SABER server on your premises, bills of materials, cost prices and production rates are never sent to an external service. Otherwise, it’s hosted in a sovereign or standard cloud, and only trains your model.
Can we start with a single use case?
It’s actually recommended. We usually start with order validation or inventory alerts, then extend to production sequencing once trust is established.
How much does it cost for an SME manufacturer?
Like the rest of your IT with us: a short setup, then a fixed monthly subscription. The amount is in your proposal, after the free demo. Worked examples with figures are on the Comparison page.