Automation and software for manufacturing companies
Production environments generate documentation and data constantly: work orders, quality control, batch traceability, supplier orders, production logs. Much of that information still lives in systems that don't talk to each other — the ERP, quality control spreadsheets, planning software.
We apply our automation capabilities to these companies' typical processes: syncing data between production and administration systems, extracting information from logs and quality controls, and automatically generating operational reporting.
We don't promise to digitize the whole plant. We analyze which administrative and data processes around production can be simplified without touching what already works in the production process itself.
Sector challenges
Production documentation
Work orders, production logs, and quality control are often managed on paper or in loose spreadsheets.
Traceability
Tracking a batch or part through the production process requires checking several different sources.
Quality control
Quality records are gathered manually before they can be analyzed or audited.
Order management
Supplier and customer orders entered by hand into several different systems.
Scattered data
Production, quality, and administration each hold data that should be connected and isn't.
Reporting
Production indicators are put together manually from logs and spreadsheets.
Disconnected systems
ERP, plant control, and quality tools don't always share information automatically.
Processes we can automate
- System synchronization
- Connecting production, quality, and administration to avoid double data entry.
- Data extraction from logs and controls
- Turning paper or PDF records into structured, queryable data.
- Operational reporting
- Production and quality indicators generated automatically.
- Order management
- Automating the entry and tracking of supplier and customer orders.
- Batch traceability
- Centralizing the information needed to track a batch without searching several systems.
How we approach a project
We start by identifying where the most time is lost moving data between production, quality, and administration, and scope one concrete process before proposing anything broader.
Relevant Parizal capabilities
Process automation
Reduce manual data entry in administrative processes around production.
Integrations and APIs
Connect ERP, plant control, and quality tools with each other.
Data and reporting
Centralize production and quality data into accessible, up-to-date indicators.
Document processing
Extract information from production logs, quality controls, and supplier documentation.
Do production and quality data live in separate systems?
We analyze the process and tell you what's worth connecting or automating first.