In the chat your team already uses.
It never reads your team’s messages. You bring it in with @IndusBot, and it answers from your connected systems, drafts the fix, and posts it where the whole team can see.
From scattered tools to one system that sees everything
The data already exists. Finding the problem inside it is the slow part.
you find out an order slipped when the buyer asks where it is
- Signals scattered across Excel, email and your ERP
- Problems surface by hand, only if someone goes looking
- Fixes lost in inboxes and endless follow-ups
watched continuously, flagged the moment it starts to slip
- It reads every system at once, in real time
- Caught early, before the customer calls
- Sent to the right person and tracked to the end
From week one, it learns your factory.
Read from the email and its files. Nobody retypes it.
Matched to your own record, not to a catalogue.
- A promise date with its evidence
- A delay traced to the level that can fix it
- A quote priced from your own orders
It reads. It never writes back without approval.
Not one workflow. Your whole operation.
The same loop runs on delays, replies, supplier chases, quality flags and the daily numbers.
IndusBidby IndusCore AIThe other loopLet AI negotiate every PO.
Your team asks once. Suppliers quote in a browser tab. Best and final offers arrive on a clock, and the record sharpens with every round.
The Factory Loop runs the order you sell. IndusBid runs the order you buy: the same spine, pointed upstream at your suppliers.
It connects to all your systems, and it stays yours
IndusCore AI reads from your systems to run your operation for your team only. Your buyers never get a login, and you decide who sees what.
Runs on SOC 2 Type 2 attested infrastructure: Oracle Cloud and Vercel.
The full security page, with the specificsHow a problem gets caught and fixed
Every problem your factory runs into, a late order, a defect, a material short, gets handled the same way automatically, around the clock. Nobody has to be watching.
Every order, every line, every shift, handled before it becomes a problem.
How a hand-off actually works
IndusBot works in the same WeCom thread your team already does. Here is one order moving through it, from the first flag to sent, with the team and the agent on it together.
IndusBot flags it in the thread
The moment an order slips, IndusBot posts into the WeCom group your team already uses, with the order, the gap, and a draft. Nobody has to be watching.
Anyone jumps in
A teammate @mentions to redirect it, add context, or split the work, right in the same thread.
The agent works in the open
IndusBot drafts the reply or the supplier chase and posts it back to the thread, so the whole team sees it, not one private box.
A person approves, and it is logged
Whoever owns that piece approves and it sends. The whole exchange stays on the record, so nothing gets stuck in one inbox.
A record you can stand behind.
Most compliance work is proving what happened and who signed off. That trail builds itself.
Every action on the record
Who flagged it, who approved, who acted, and when, kept as an append-only trail nobody can quietly rewrite.
Approval-first by design
Nothing goes to a customer or supplier until a person approves it. The agent proposes; your team decides.
One trail, not a dozen inboxes
The full history lives in one place across departments, ready to show an auditor instead of hunting through chats and email.
Department-level delay tracking
Most tools just flag an order late. IndusCore AI shows which department lost the time, and how much.
- The planned date and the real date for every step of an order
- Broken down by department: finishing, packaging, rivet
- When one slow step pushes the next, both show up instead of hiding in one flag
From one order to one number
Every order carries an owner and a tracked history. That is what rolls up into each department and the one factory number, and what the leaderboard and nudges are built from.
The leaderboard and the weekly nudge are built from this.
Every order gets an owner
The moment it lands, an order is tied to the person handling it, a floor worker for a production order, a salesperson for a sales order.
Every response is tracked
When it was flagged, when they acted, when it closed, each step timestamped as it happens. No extra data entry.
It rolls up
From the person to their department to one factory on-time number, so the whole floor reads off the same score.
The leaderboard and nudges fall out of it
The weekly leaderboard and the personalized WeCom nudge come straight from the tracked orders, nothing to compile by hand.
Other tools own a piece. IndusCore AI ties them together.
Each of these is good at its own job. Only IndusCore AI handles the daily work of catching a problem and getting it fixed, right where your team already works.
Compared on fit for daily order work in export factories, not overall product scope.