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Published use case

Manufacturing

Put one industrial workflow into production, with your experts still deciding.

The first published workflow prepares the service diagnosis. Other industrial processes follow the same rhythm: a dossier, a human boundary, context that remains.

Industrial team working across documents, an ERP, and equipment

Buyers

These buyers do not share the same workflow.

Service, plant, supply-chain, quality, operations, and IT each carry a different piece of the work. Aeko names the roles to bound the first process, not to claim one Agent covers all of them.

  1. 01

    Service

    Service receives incomplete tickets and must decide whether anyone travels. This is the published workflow today.

  2. 02

    Plant

    The plant carries machine incidents, shift notes, and instructions the ERP does not hold.

  3. 03

    Supply-chain

    Supply-chain tracks lead times, backorders, and supplier confirmations. That is not the service dossier.

  4. 04

    Quality

    Quality isolates non-conformances and control files. The decision is not a technician dispatch.

  5. 05

    Operations

    Operations arbitrate priorities, shortages, and customer commitments. The Agent prepares. The team decides.

  6. 06

    IT

    IT owns the systems the workflow crosses: ERP, documents, mail, attachments. Not the operating judgment.

Handoffs

Where industrial work changes hands.

The industrial stall is not a missing application. It is a dossier rebuilt at every handoff.

  1. 01

    Tickets

    Tickets arrive without enough product context to decide what happens next.

  2. 02

    Product context

    References, bills of materials, manuals, and history live in separate sources.

  3. 03

    ERP

    The ERP holds orders and stock. It does not hold the rules the team still applies by hand.

  4. 04

    Documents

    PDFs, mail, photos, and manuals travel beside the system of record.

  5. 05

    Supply exceptions

    Shortages, delays, and price gaps lose an owner between screens and inboxes.

  6. 06

    Expert knowledge

    Useful rules still live with experienced people. The systems do not express them.

Workflows

One dossier. One boundary. Context that remains.

Vision Agent is the only published case. Order intake, replenishment, and exception handling follow the same rhythm, without invented results.

Vision Agent

Published use case

  1. 01Ticket, photo, and product reference
  2. 02The Agent identifies the product and prepares the diagnosis
  3. 03The service team decides the next action
  4. 04The approved decision strengthens Company Brain

Order intake

Supported workflow. Not a published product.

  1. 01Email, PDF, or customer message
  2. 02The Agent prepares an ERP-ready draft
  3. 03Operations resolve ambiguous product matches
  4. 04The approved order is entered in the ERP

Replenishment

Supported workflow. Not a published product.

  1. 01Sales, stock, open orders, supplier lead times
  2. 02The Agent assembles a buying proposal
  3. 03The planner approves unusual quantities
  4. 04The supplier order leaves after agreement

Exception handling

Supported workflow. Not a published product.

  1. 01Price gap, shortage, credit hold, supplier delay
  2. 02The Agent packs evidence, owner, and requested action
  3. 03The accountable person decides
  4. 04The closed exception updates the ERP and Company Brain

Company Brain

Company Brain keeps the industrial context.

This is not another wiki. It is operating context the Agent reuses: mappings, rules, owners, and corrections already approved.

  • Product and customer mappings01
  • Approved manuals and bills of materials02
  • Service rules03
  • Supplier constraints04
  • Previous corrections05
  • Escalation owners06
  • Approval thresholds07

Human boundary

The human decision stays visible.

The Agent prepares the dossier. Sensitive actions stop. The boundary is written, not implied by color.

  • Service dispatch stays with people.
  • Safety stays with people.
  • Spend stays with people.
  • Commercial commitments stay with people.

Published proof

Vision Agent is the only published proof.

No named customer, no percentage, no borrowed certification. The service case exists. Other industrial workflows follow the same dossier.

View the Vision Agent use case

Published proof: a field technician preparing a service diagnosis
Vision Agent · service dossier

Workflow review

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