OpsConductor
Operational Intelligence for Manufacturing

Protect Commitments.
Improve Decisions.

OpsConductor connects your ERP data, factory knowledge, and supplier signals into governed Operational Intelligence — evidence-first recommendations your team can open, trust, and act on.

See how it works

Explore a guided operational investigation using representative manufacturing data. No login required.

Read-onlyERP deployment
60 secto operational status
Explainableevery recommendation
Weeksto pilot value, not years
The Reality Today

Your enterprise systems already have the data.

ERP. PLM. MES. QMS. Spreadsheets. Email. It’s all there. It just doesn’t talk to itself — and no one system connects the causal chain across functions.

ERP
PLM
MES
QMS
CMMS
Spreadsheets
Email
Documents
Where is it?Who owns it?Why was this decided?What changed since?

“People compensate with meetings, tribal knowledge, and the one person who remembers why.”

AI encounters the same fragmentation. It can’t reason about your operations without your context — and today, that context mostly isn’t reachable.

The Pivot

OpsConductor connects the relationships.

Commitment. Demand. Allocation. Supply. Evidence. Five things that already exist in your systems, finally connected into one governed picture — the moment fragmentation resolves into understanding.

This is the whole company in one picture. We sit above your ERP, not instead of it.

The Simple Picture

One thread, from your systems to a shared understanding.

This is the whole company in one picture. OpsConductor sits above your ERP, not instead of it — connecting what already exists into something both people and AI can use.

  • Enterprise Systems
  • Operational Data
  • OpsConductor
  • Operational Intelligence
  • People + AI
How It Adapts To You

Your fields. Your language. Governed as organizational knowledge.

OpsConductor does not train AI models on your operational data. It maps your ERP fields to a canonical model once, in your own business language — then keeps that mapping as a durable, portable asset you own.

WERKS
Plant
Primary assembly site, Line 2
Governed Knowledge
KUNNR
Customer
Strategic account, Tier 1
Governed Knowledge
MATNR
Item
Precision valve assembly, family PPS
Governed Knowledge

Mapped once, owned permanently — portable across whatever ERP, AI model, or implementation team comes next.

Product Experience

The current Experience Lab, not a mockup

Real captures of the shipped V1.0 interaction model — Universe, Risk Board, Functional Radar, Passport, and Visual Layers.

OpsConductor Experience Lab Universe lens showing the operational graph, a Dashboard panel with revenue-at-risk and commitment KPIs, and Jarvis operational guidance on the right

Universe — the governed operational graph

What is the state of the whole operational world right now?

Every object — commitments, suppliers, work orders, evidence — is one connected graph, not six disconnected tools.

Investigate next: Select any node to open its Passport, or narrow scope to one site, customer, or program.

A selected operational object shown as a persistent, draggable card in the Universe lens, with its Passport relationships open alongside it

Selection, Focus, and the Passport

What do I know about this specific object, and how did I get here?

A single click selects and keeps a persistent, draggable card on screen; the Passport carries business summary, relationships, evidence, and source records for that exact object.

Investigate next: Follow any related object listed in the Passport to continue the investigation without losing this context.

Risk Board lens showing commitment-level risk cards grouped by severity, with a recursive investigation panel for the selected organization

Risk Board — recursive investigation

Which commitments are exposed, and what is driving each one?

Risk is organized by commitment, not by system — every card carries revenue at risk, coverage, and a governed recommendation.

Investigate next: Drill into any related object recursively — the investigation keeps deepening without starting over.

Functional Radar showing Engineering and Planning function views, each listing owned items with severity and direct links to Passport, Timeline, Evidence, and Source

Functional Radar — the same reality, by function

What does this operational reality look like from Engineering, Planning, Quality, or Supply Chain’s point of view?

Different functions can investigate the same governed facts through their own lens, without duplicating data or losing the shared record.

Investigate next: Open any item’s Passport, Timeline, Evidence, or Source directly from its function view.

Visual Layers panel showing built-in functional presets such as Executive Overview, Supply Chain, Quality, and Risk Investigation, with a Functional Radar synchronization toggle

Visual Layers — built-in and user-created presets

How do I see only what matters to my role, without losing the rest of the picture?

Built-in functional presets (Executive, Supply Chain, Quality, Risk Investigation, and more) fade or hide categories without ever discarding data; presets a user creates persist for next time.

Investigate next: Apply a preset, or optionally sync it with Functional Radar so both stay consistent.

Explore the Experience Lab

Explore a guided operational investigation using representative manufacturing data. No login required.

Guided Operational Investigations

Two real investigations, start to finish

Each is a walkthrough of a real, governed chain in the Experience Lab — not a scripted video.

Guided Investigation · NRS-01

Supplier Shortage → Manufacturing Recovery

A supplier delay threatens a customer delivery commitment. Trace the governed chain from the purchase order and the supplier constraint behind it, through the recovery recommendation and a reworked-supply reinspection, to the manufacturing work order and the shipment that protects the commitment.

  • Supplier & purchasing context
  • Production activity
  • Work-order consequences
  • Recovery recommendation
  • Evidence & source lineage
  • Customer commitment
Guided Investigation · NRS-02

Engineering Change → Customer Impact

An engineering change to a manufactured part triggers a nonconformance and a quality disposition. Trace the governed chain from the affected work order and its prior and current drawing revisions, through the nonconformance and disposition, to the recovery recommendation and the customer communication it supported.

  • Drawing revisions
  • Work orders
  • Manufacturing
  • Quality disposition
  • Customer recovery communication
  • Evidence & source lineage
The Experience Lab's Guided Investigations picker, listing Supplier Shortage → Manufacturing Recovery and Engineering Change → Customer Impact, each with step counts and a Start button, plus Reset Demo and Full Demo Reset controls

Explore a guided operational investigation using representative manufacturing data. No login required.

Human + AI

People and AI now share the same governed understanding.

AI consumes governed evidence; humans remain accountable. AI drafts and accelerates investigation — it never authors facts into the record. Every recommendation traces back to a source you can open in seconds.

Evidence-firstEvery answer cites the record behind it, not just a confidence score.
Governed, not generativeSummaries render from governed events. AI drafts; it does not decide.

Every decision, investigation, and outcome adds to the accumulating whole. It strengthens the record for the next decision — Operational Intelligence becoming Organizational Intelligence.

Owned By You

Organizational Intelligence compounds over time — owned by you, not any AI model.

Competitors reset to zero every quarter. This doesn’t. OpsConductor stores governed organizational knowledge rather than training a proprietary model on your operational data — it stays portable across whatever AI models and enterprise systems come next.

The Experience

This is easier to feel than to describe.

The interactive walkthrough of this exact model — scope, depth, and evidence, moving together — is best experienced live, on your own operational picture.

Shipped vs. Future

V1.0 today. V2.0 direction.

Everything on the left is shipped and explorable right now. Everything on the right is direction, not availability.

Available in V1.0
  • Governed operational Universe
  • Cross-system object relationships
  • Risk Board — recursive investigation
  • Functional Radar — investigation by function
  • Timeline
  • Passport
  • Evidence and Source Records
  • Visual Layers — built-in and user-created presets
  • Guided Investigations (NRS-01, NRS-02)
  • Deterministic Demo Reset
  • Founder and pilot demo flows
V2.0 direction — not yet available
  • User-defined natural-language operational alerts
  • Individuals, teams, and external recipients
  • Recipient-scoped information filtering
  • Automated follow-up
  • Vendor and customer communications
  • Outbound notifications
  • Transactional orchestration
Why ERP Is Not Enough

ERP is a system of record. OpsConductor is a system of context.

Your ERP tells you what happened. It can’t tell you why, what it puts at risk, or what to do next. That gap is where commitments get missed.

Your ERP today

System of Record

  • Transactions, orders, and inventory positions
  • What happened, after it happened
  • Knowledge locked in people’s heads and spreadsheets
  • Alerts without explanation or prioritization
  • Decisions made in silos, lessons lost on turnover
+ OpsConductor

System of Context

  • Operational context layered on every record
  • Explainable recommendations with evidence, evidence-gated
  • Organizational knowledge that compounds, not retires
  • Commitment protection — risk surfaced before it lands
  • Coordinated decision intelligence across planning, buying, and ops
What It Delivers

Six outcomes, one intelligence layer

Protect Revenue

See revenue exposure behind every at-risk order and act before commitments slip.

Improve OTD

Surface shortages and bottlenecks early enough to recover on-time delivery.

Reduce Firefighting

Replace daily triage chaos with prioritized, explained, coordinated action.

Preserve Knowledge

Capture tribal knowledge as searchable, reusable organizational knowledge.

Improve Supplier Performance

Track promise gaps and acknowledgements; manage suppliers on evidence.

Accelerate Decisions

Every screen answers: what’s happening, why, and what to do next.

One Universe, Multiple Lenses

The operational reality never changes. Only the perspective does.

Command Center, Workbench, Investigations, Knowledge Explorer, Briefings, Timeline — six ways to look at one governed picture, never six separate applications.

Command Center — operational health
Coverage
61%
Revenue at Risk
$1.3M
Open Exceptions
5
Critical
Atlas Industrial — casting allocation shortfall
1 unit short · recovery evidence attached
Watch
Crestline Manufacturing — FAT witness gate
Lead-time extension flagged upstream
Resolved
Vantage Robotics — coverage restored
Allocation move validated · closed

Illustrative previews of the real product using sample operational data — not a live screenshot.

Security & IT

Built for the IT team’s first question

OpsConductor deploys read-only against your ERP. No writes, no process disruption, full auditability. Pilot in weeks with minimal IT burden.

Talk to us about your security review
Read-only deploymentZero write access to ERP systems of record
Full auditabilityEvery recommendation and action logged
Role-based accessGranular RBAC across sites and roles
Tenant isolationYour data, your boundary, your ownership
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Bring one real operational scenario.

We will map the systems, facts, relationships, evidence, and decisions around it into a governed operational investigation.