AI agents for manufacturers using SAP

AI agents for manufacturing.
Give your order
desk time back.

The same calls. The same typing. Hand them over.

AI agents for manufacturing handle order and parts enquiries, read emailed purchase orders and answer questions from your SAP data, with sales order automation on the email side. Your team takes the exceptions.

Three focused agents. Start with the job that repeats most.

Choose the bottleneck

Three agents.
Three jobs off your desk.

Customer service, order entry and reporting. Choose one workflow to pilot with your team. Kitchen appliance and furniture manufacturers run the same agents.

For the sales order desk02 / EMAIL

Stop retyping the PO.

Read orders from email and PDFs. Match customer and material details, validate the lines and create SAP sales orders through an approved connection.

Mismatches go to a person before posting.Explore the order email agent
For finance & operations03 / REPORTING

Ask the data directly.

Ask sales, finance and inventory questions in plain English. The copilot reads approved SAP exports and returns an answer with the source file.

Get the figure without another report request.Explore the reporting copilot

Try the voice agents

Bring a customer question.
Let Donna take the call.

Interactive English demos with sample scenarios. Open one, allow microphone access and speak. These demos are not connected to your SAP system.

Spare partsVOICE DEMO

“I need a replacement part.”

Bring a machine serial or part number. Hear how the agent gathers the details for a parts enquiry.

Try the spare-parts agent Live voice · English · Microphone required
Warranty intakeVOICE DEMO

“Something’s gone wrong.”

Describe a fault and test the intake. Give the service team a useful starting point for the claim.

Try the warranty agent Live voice · English · Microphone required
Need a different scenario? Explore breakdown, complaint and product-enquiry agents.Browse all demos

Working with SAP

Start with the data.
Connect what the job needs.

We scope the access path with your SAP team. Exports, live reads and order writes serve different jobs.

01 / APPROVED EXPORTS

Prove the workflow.

Use reporting files or a dated order dataset to test real questions. Make the source and refresh time clear so yesterday’s stock stays yesterday’s stock.

Start with the information you can share.
02 / LIVE READS

Answer from current records.

Connect approved services when the workflow needs current order, stock or delivery data. Missing or unavailable records route to your team.

Current answers depend on current data.
03 / VALIDATED WRITES

Post with permission.

Enable order creation only for the agreed process. Validate the required fields and business rules, then hold exceptions for review.

Your team decides what the agent can change.
ECC, S/4HANA or Business One: we assess your version, interfaces and access before scoping the connection.Discuss your SAP setup

Your first pilot

One workflow.
A result you can check.

Bring a sample of the work that keeps coming back. We’ll map the data, the exceptions and the handoff before building.

Wire rope manufacturer Usha Martin scoped its pilot the same way, around after-hours complaint calls: read the engagement case study .

Scope your manufacturing pilot
  1. 01

    Choose the repeat task.

    Share sample call reasons, purchase orders or reporting questions. Agree what success looks like: fewer manual touches, complete intake or traceable answers.

  2. 02

    Test with your examples.

    Check normal requests, missing data and exceptions. Agree who takes over and what the agent can read or write.

  3. 03

    Review before expanding.

    Compare the pilot with the current process. Review accuracy, handoffs and time spent before adding another workflow.

Scope before spend

Know what you’re buying.

Get a proposal for the workflow you choose, with the build, usage and integration costs set out before work starts.

Request a demo

Your pilot proposal covers

01

The workflow, sample data and success criteria

02

System access, approvals and human handoffs

03

Build cost, ongoing usage and launch plan

Before you start

The practical
questions.

Do we need all three agents?

No. Start with the workflow that takes the most time: customer calls, email order entry or reporting. Each agent can run separately. Add another when the first has proved useful.

Does a pilot need a live SAP integration?

Reporting can start with approved SAP exports. A voice pilot can use a dated sample dataset to test the conversation. Current stock, delivery commitments and order creation need the relevant live connection and agreed permissions.

Can the email agent create sales orders in SAP?

Yes, with an approved write connection. It reads the customer purchase order, checks customer, material, quantity and pricing information against your rules, then submits validated orders. Missing or conflicting details go to your team for review.

Will this work with ECC, S/4HANA or Business One?

We assess the available exports, interfaces and permissions for your SAP environment before committing to the integration. The connection and scope depend on your version and configuration. Your SAP team approves access.

What happens when information is missing or a customer needs a person?

The agent collects the order, part or claim details and routes the issue to your team. Missing data should trigger a handoff, not an invented ship date. We test these cases and agree who owns each escalation before launch.

Can the reporting copilot answer finance and inventory questions?

Yes, for the metrics mapped to your approved data. It returns the answer with its source file. Questions outside that data or metric catalog are flagged rather than answered from a guess. The product walkthrough covers the reports you want to use.

Which languages can our dealers use?

The voice demos here are in English. For your deployment, we agree and test the required languages, part numbers and manufacturing terms before launch. Language coverage depends on the chosen agent and voice.

What does a pilot cost, and how long does it take?

We scope one workflow, its volume, the data it needs and the handoff process. Your proposal includes the build cost, ongoing usage costs, integration requirements and launch plan. Timing depends on sample data, approvals and system access.

Give your team the time back

Pick the job
you’re tired of repeating.

The order-status call. The emailed PO. The report request. We’ll show you where an agent fits.

Request a demo

A short qualification form first. A discovery call if there’s a fit.