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Industries

Made for complexity. Starting with manufacturing.

We are designing for manufacturers whose products vary with every order. Where engineering rules, commercial decisions and expert knowledge need to work together.

Industries of focus

Different products. Shared complexity.

These industries inform our product direction. We are seeking partners to validate the workflows and requirements in each.

01

Flow control

Valves, pumps, actuators, compressors

Sizes, pressure classes, materials and service conditions multiply into thousands of rule-bound variants.

Our focus: connect service conditions to product choices, with material and compatibility rules available for review.

02

Industrial machinery

Machine tools, packaging lines, automation cells

Modular machines are assembled per order, and module interactions are where errors hide.

Our focus: check module compatibility and carry configuration decisions into the bill of materials.

03

Energy and electrical

Transformers, switchgear, generators

Each unit is engineered to grid specifications and certifications that vary by market.

Our focus: bring ratings, documented requirements and engineering review into the quoting workflow.

04

Building technologies

Elevators, escalators, HVAC, facades

Every building is different: dimensions, loads, codes and site constraints change every order.

Our focus: connect site parameters, product rules and commercial decisions in one guided flow.

05

Process systems

Pre-insulated piping, skids, heat exchangers

Project-specific layouts and client specifications drive long engineering cycles.

Our focus: trace project requirements to component choices, material requirements and cost assumptions.

06

Specialty vehicles

Fire apparatus, cranes, agricultural and mining equipment

Thousands of options with deep chassis, weight and regulatory dependencies.

Our focus: make option dependencies visible while preserving the reasoning behind a configuration.

The opportunity

Put product knowledge to work.

The shifts we are designing toward, to be tested with real enterprise workflows.

  • Repeated questions for engineering

    Knowledge teams can find and check

  • Manual handoffs between teams

    Shared context from quote to order

  • Product conflicts found late

    Earlier checks against defined rules

  • Expertise held by a few people

    Documented knowledge with clear ownership

Your complexity is our starting point.

Tell us what you make and where the workflow gets difficult. Help shape software around the work your teams know best.