Nightshift Sovereign · Industrial Operations
Agents that read and write your ERP, WMS, and MES. They take exceptions off your buyers' desks, expedite the right pallets, and keep the line moving, without ripping anything out.
The math nobody puts on the dashboard
“By the time your buyer responds to the slip, the build order has been running for two days and the at-risk customer commit is already on its third revision.”
“The customer’s procurement lead sees the slip before your planner does. The expedite math is always reactive.”
“The defect was caught at 3 AM on the line. The paperwork waits until someone has the bandwidth on Friday. The next bad lot is already on a truck.”
What the buyer's desk looks like
Supplier slips, OTIF risk, quality holds. Each one surfaced the moment the signal hits, grounded in your systems of record, queued for a buyer's click before anything leaves the building. Below: one Tuesday of those drafts.
SKU-2241 trips the reorder threshold overnight. The agent walks the BOM, sizes the run, and drafts a PO to the primary for the buyer to send at first standup.
Acme Steel slips 14 days on PO 48201. Blast radius computed across four SKUs. Two RFQs drafted to alternates, one revised customer commit attached.
OTIF risk on SKU-9921. Three carrier expedite quotes scored against unit margin. The cheapest option is drafted and ready to send, with the forwarder pre-emailed.
Atlanta DC slipping on four orders. Revised commits drafted to each customer planner, exception lanes opened, EDI 855 updates queued.
Lot 224B fails inbound at 0.4% defect rate. CAPA opened, supplier corrective action drafted, downstream customer shipments flagged with revised dates.
End of B shift. The agent writes the brief for C shift: four open issues, one decision waiting for the next supervisor, three lines on what is steady.
Built for the procurement committee
Every read, write, and draft tied to the originating event and the operator who approved it. No reconstruction projects at audit time.
Electronic-signature workflows, deviation tracking, and document control mapped to the standards your auditors already ask about.
The whole stack runs inside your perimeter. Same Helm chart deploys to a sovereign cluster as to your dev environment.
Where it earns its keep
Inbound parse, PO reconciliation, OTIF tracking, supplier scorecards, RFQ drafts, expedite math, dual-source recommendations. The desk a buyer wishes they had.
Slot optimization, replenishment exceptions, OTIF risk, cycle-count anomalies, picker workload triage. Watching every DC every hour without adding headcount.
Downtime root-cause first pass, scrap-rate watch, quality-hold paperwork, CAPA drafting, shift-handover digests. The work that runs the shift, surfaced before it runs you.
Reads where you read. Writes where you write.
Nightshift treats your ERP, WMS, and MES as the source of truth. Not a SaaS-only middleware tier that papers over the real systems. EDI feeds, on-prem connectors, and air-gapped deployments are first-class.
Reads & writes
Systems of recordLives alongside
Collaboration surfaceBuilt for the procurement committee, not the IT slide
A single board for OTIF, expedite spend, and supplier risk across the network. Drill from a number to the underlying exceptions in two clicks.
PO desk-of-record. Inbound parsed, supplier scorecards live, RFQs drafted, dual-source recommendations grounded in your own history.
Shift digests written before standup. Downtime root-cause first pass attached. The five questions you were going to ask, already answered.
CAPAs and deviation reports drafted from the source event. Audit trail rendered from your existing data. ISO and FDA paperwork that almost writes itself.
Bring Nightshift to your sites
Pilots are scoped per site, per stack, and per the work you most want handled. Send us the picture and we will come back with a plan.
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