Coordinate demand and supply of materials, facilities and services and resource distributions, by seamlessly integrating data from various sources.

Inventory records are automatically monitored and maintained from multiple systems in order to ensure sufficient materials to meet customer demands, and generate reports in real-time to optimise production lines.

Use RPA to analyse and identify trends in demand through proactive sourcing. Monitor, alert and bid according to business rules and generate analytics in a timely manner.

Eliminate spreadsheets to manage Bill of Materials systems. RPA can capture data from digitised documents, sets up automatic alerts for any changes in the system, and can access process monitoring and analytics in real-time.

Proactively organize your inventory. Reconcile records across multiple systems to consolidate all inventory management data under one system.
Based on business rules and set thresholds, report any discrepancies or requests to the department head to fill in a justification, hence increase transparency in asset management.

RPA can transform equipment management from reactive to predictive and proactive. Having access to historical data, RPA can determine the right time for equipment maintenance and notify the right team.

Providing good customer support is a key success factor in any Industry. RPA can be extremely helpful in managing front-office communications and support tickets regarding order management, maintenance and other service activities, as well as automate customer interactions such as notifications, follow-ups, and many others.

The logistics function holds a highly important spot in manufacturing enterprises, and in this area, there are multiple potential applications for RPA, including, but not limited to Automating Shipment Scheduling & Tracking, Eliminating Manual Operations for Capturing Loads and Rate look-ups, Invoicing and document management, Logistics planning, and others.