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Purchase orders from PDF into your ERP. Checked by your team.

SMPtec, CNC contract manufacturer: order-entry project incl. ERP integration, from 20 to 2 hours per week. SMPtec case study

How your factory connects

A factory that thinks and works with you.

factorIQ connects orders, knowledge, and processes across your existing systems. AI agents move work forward within your team's goals and approvals.

Under the factory: ontology, data and existing systems

Scroll to separate the layers. Lines show where each module gets its data.

Operations

Ontology

  • Customer
  • Order
  • Part
  • Operation
  • Department
  • Supplier

Data sources

  • Order PDF
  • Drawing
  • Instruction
  • Hand notes
  • ERP tables
  • Due date

Existing systems

  • Email
  • CAD/PDM
  • File share
  • MES
  • ERP
  • Excel

Learning loop

  1. Quality checksCustomer complaints
  2. Root-cause analysisOrder · part · operationPlanned
  3. ApprovalYour team approves the change
  4. Revised
    Work instructionsRunning at customers
    KnowledgeIn development

Orange: modules whose approved improvements flow into the next order and quality check

Choose a starting point

Start with what you know today.

From an iosys project

At DUAP, ten screens show orders, due dates, and deviations, one per department. The engineering effort was around 30 hours.

DUAP case study

Which workflow could move your factory forward?

Let's talk about a concrete process, the data available, and a sensible next step.

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