Ingest
Teams can bring invoices, purchase documents and RFQs into the document workflow.
A completed ERP system for industrial teams, now being implemented at a site.
Development is complete; implementation at a site is underway.
Industrial teams need finance, inventory, quality, engineering and shop-floor work to stay connected. When those records live in separate systems, people spend too much time re-entering details and chasing updates.
Nexus ERP has been fully developed as a connected system for industrial operations, including finance, inventory, quality, engineering and document workflows. It is now being implemented at a site.
Development is complete. The current work is putting the system into use at the implementation site and aligning it with the team’s day-to-day operations.
The implementation is underway. We’ll share more about the rollout as the site team brings the system into its regular work.
Teams can bring invoices, purchase documents and RFQs into the document workflow.
AI reads key details such as line items, totals and terms, with the source document available for review.
Extracted information can be turned into structured records such as a vendor bill or quotation.
The team can review records, payment status and balances without retyping the source document.
Accounts receivable, accounts payable and the general ledger are part of the finance tools.
Work orders, machine uptime, purchasing, warehousing, stock control and engineering workflows support daily operations.
Quality checks, non-conformance records and resource tracking help teams keep production standards in view.
Sales, customer records and multi-company access help teams work with the right information for each part of the business.
I developed Nexus ERP and am now involved in its site implementation.
Nexus ERP is a standalone product developed for industrial teams.
Nexus ERP brings finance, inventory, purchasing, quality, engineering, production and customer records together for industrial teams.