An AI operating system built on the systems you already run. One engine in the middle learns from everything you've quoted, built, and serviced; each department works through its own workspace on top. Sales goes live first.
When is the last time we quoted a 100 ton press with a double worktable, and how much did we quote it for?
Quoted Mar 14, 2024 to Northstar Aerospace for $314,8001: the press at $268k, the dual-table option at $32k, integration and FAT at $14.8k2. Lead time at quote was 22 weeks3.
Five 100-ton dual-worktable configurations quoted since 2021. Three won, two lost.
Anyone on the team asks. The answer comes back with the documents it came from, so nobody has to interrupt the one person who remembers.
MPI: the sales team finds what they've sold before and responds faster.
Configure against your own product rules. Price and lead time come from what you've actually built and sold. A new hire quotes like your most senior estimator.
Kannegiesser: a 40-to-50-hour spare-parts quote, now 30 minutes.
Engineering checks buildability before the quote goes out. Service finds what shipped, what's been replaced, and what to quote next.
Kannegiesser: a weeks-long spare-parts backlog now moves in hours.
One engine underneath, so each new workspace is weeks, not another project.
Which systems, which folders, who sees what.
Your IT grants the minimum and keeps the keys.
Where sources disagree, your people decide what wins.
Miss our date and it costs us, not you.