91% of manufacturers are increasing AI spend. 0% have it fully running.

Your systems each do their job. The problem lives in the gaps between them, the handoffs that still run on spreadsheets and email. For mid-market manufacturers and contract shops, we connect what you already have before adding anything new.

Canadian HQ Outcome-based pricing, not hourly billing Need → Scope → Build → Launch → Evolve

The industry-wide gap, in three numbers

73% / 0%

of mid-sized manufacturers are still in early AI testing. None report full deployment across the business.

Source: Kaufman Rossin, 2026

55%

name legacy ERP integration their single biggest obstacle to making AI actually work.

Source: Kaufman Rossin, 2026

$340K/yr

lost by the average small or mid-sized shop to preventable workflow gaps: scheduling, comms, QC paperwork, compliance.

Source: US Tech Automations, 2026

Sound familiar?

This is what that gap looks like on the shop floor, not a slide deck.

A custom order still routes like this: sales enters it into a spreadsheet, emails production, production emails procurement.
QC documentation eats roughly a third of your quality team's time, before they've analyzed a single result.
Customer service loses over two hours a day just answering "where's my order."
Nearly half of production delays trace back to a material shortage that was predictable from the schedule.
Already tried this once?

If your last AI pilot stalled, you're in the majority.

73% of mid-sized manufacturers are still stuck in early testing, and 55% say the reason is legacy ERP, not the AI itself. We start with the data infrastructure underneath, not another point tool bolted on top of a system built before AI existed.

Start with a scoped audit, not a sales call

Project Order — 001 Backlog & Systems Audit
Scope
Map your ERP, floor data, and where manual handoffs are costing you
Investment
$5,000 credit toward your first build
Deliverable
A scoped, priced plan, not a deck
Turnaround
2 weeks from kickoff
Scope your project

$13M / 16wk

One manufacturer connected 31 machines across four departments and unlocked $13M in incremental capacity within 16 weeks, by fixing the data layer first.

Source: Supply Chain Management Review, 2026