Manufacturing Solutions
From Order to Delivery

An MES is the execution layer for the shop floor. It dispatches work orders to each work center, captures labour, material, quality checks and traceability, and shows live progress. An ERP manages multi-level bills of materials, orders, inventory valuation, overhead allocation and work in progress accounting. In Savvycom solutions the two are connected: every scan in the MES feeds the ERP, so the cost of each order builds up in real time.

Savvycom has published projects built on the same capabilities. AI Blueprint Digitization for a Japanese construction enterprise turns engineering drawings into procurement data and reached 65% process automation. An IoT and cloud platform for a leading Thai conglomerate cut cloud operating costs by more than 20%. AI-powered yard management for logistics operations reached 95% container tracking accuracy. Each case study is linked in the case study section of this page.

Yes. Plant data and system integration puts MES, ERP, accounting, e-invoicing and banking on one data flow. Every scan on the shop floor feeds ERP and real-time costing, and designs, bills of materials, orders and stock stay in sync across sites and countries. Managers get one live view of orders, work in progress and late jobs across every plant. Each Savvycom AI solution also connects to the systems you already run.

Savvycom fits standard modules first and writes custom code only where your process is genuinely different. Typical custom areas are costing beyond standard ERP, such as overhead, work in progress and semi-finished goods, and shop floor screens built for gloved hands and local languages. On the first call, a solution architect separates what standard modules cover from what needs custom work.

Savvycom has four AI solutions ready for the factory. Visual Inspection uses cameras on the line to detect and classify defects, cutting manual inspection effort by up to 60%. Manufacturing Copilot answers operator and engineer questions from manuals and maintenance records, with sources. Smart Take-off counts symbols across technical drawings, with 70% or more less manual counting. Document Intelligence removes up to 80% of manual data entry. Once the MES is live, AI also supports production planning, scheduling, predictive maintenance and OEE analysis.

It depends on how many plants, work centers and connected systems are in scope, and on how much of your process fits standard modules. Savvycom fits standard modules first and writes custom code only where the process is genuinely different. On the first call, a solution architect maps your flow from order to delivery, then sends a realistic plan within one business day.

The cost depends on scope: the number of plants and work centers, the modules you need (MES, quality and traceability, ERP and costing), the systems to integrate, such as accounting and e-invoicing, and any AI features. Savvycom scopes a project before quoting it and offers a free 2-week assessment before you commit budget. Typical results are published for every AI solution, so the business case can be checked first.

Yes. Delivery that holds after go-live is one reason manufacturers choose Savvycom. Each engagement has one project manager and one architect as a single point of contact, and work runs under ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified processes. Savvycom has 16+ years of experience with 100+ enterprise clients in 30+ countries, and has received Stevie Award recognition for digital transformation.