Augment, don’t replace
Your teams keep working in Excel, WhatsApp, Outlook and the ERP they already know. We build the intelligence layer on top. No migrations, no “new system” your floor will reject.
Your factory runs on Excel, WhatsApp groups, Outlook threads, and thirty years of know-how in people’s heads. We build the AI layer on top of exactly that — without changing how your teams work.
From a one-day mapping to full implementation: quoting, tenders, project management, field service, design, and one organizational brain that connects it all.
Book a meetingYour teams keep working in Excel, WhatsApp, Outlook and the ERP they already know. We build the intelligence layer on top. No migrations, no “new system” your floor will reject.
Every engagement is built around a first working tool your people use within weeks, not a slide deck. Trust is earned with a system that works, then we expand area by area.
Every solution is scored by hours saved, orders unblocked, and mistakes prevented. Not by tokens, demos, or hype.
AI drafts, sorts, and surfaces. Your people approve. Nothing goes to a customer, a supplier, or the production floor without a human decision where it matters.
Every engagement starts small, proves itself, and grows in stages. No big-bang projects, no year-one invoices for year-three value.
One focused day on site. A deep session with management, then structured interviews across departments: engineering, project management, sales, procurement, service. We map the real workflows — not the official ones — including the tools, the spreadsheets, and the security constraints.
We pick the highest-value, fastest opportunity from the map and build it first. A working tool in the hands of one team, on real data, within weeks. Good enough to cover 80–90% of the need on day one.
We expand department by department, following the roadmap. Each stage ships a complete, working system before the next begins. Budgets are staged the same way — you never pay for a big bang.
Frontal, on-site training for every team that touches a system — shoulder to shoulder, on their real work. Plus long-term support so the systems keep improving after we leave.
Every factory gets its own map — but these are the systems that come up again and again, department by department. Each one is a working solution we can build over the tools you already use.
Where products are born is where AI compounds fastest — and where almost no factory has it.
We connect your designers and engineers directly to AI through their existing tools — Rhino, 3D modeling environments, pattern and technical design software. The AI helps specify, model, and iterate on products at the prototype level: from a customer requirement to a first 3D concept in a fraction of the time.
An agent that takes a customer request — “we need part X” — and drafts the technical specification: materials from your own database, tolerances, precedents from past projects, open questions for the customer. Engineers review and refine instead of starting from a blank page.
Decades of drawings, specs, and solved problems usually live in veteran employees’ heads and in folders nobody searches. We turn that into a searchable engineering brain: “have we ever built something like this?” gets answered in seconds, with the files attached.
In manufacturing, the first credible quote usually wins. AI collapses days of quoting work into hours.
An agent that scans incoming tenders and RFQs, extracts the technical requirements, matches them against your materials and solutions database, and drafts the technical response. Your team reviews a 90% draft instead of assembling one from scratch.
For machining and metalwork: an assistant that helps run the quoting chain — time studies, machine selection, tooling, materials — and produces a structured quote draft grounded in how your floor actually works.
Every email thread, meeting, and past order for each customer, summarized and ready before a call. Your salespeople walk in knowing the full history — even for accounts they inherited.
Factories we meet run 40–70 parallel projects out of one Excel and one very tired project manager. The fix is not a new PM tool — it’s intelligence over the Excel you have.
A live dashboard that reads your existing project Excel, your inbox, and your folders — and shows every project’s status, the tasks that are blocking, and a near-term work plan. One evening summary tells management what moved today and what is stuck.
Purchase orders, supplier confirmations, delivery notes, invoices — the paperwork that eats your back office. AI reads the documents, cross-checks them against the ERP, drafts the responses, and flags mismatches for a human decision.
Every morning at 9:00, each manager gets a digest of their projects: what arrived in email overnight, which threads relate to which project, what needs an answer today. Nothing falls between the cracks because nobody had time to scroll.
Field teams live in WhatsApp groups — one per project, full of free text and photos. We don’t fight that. We harvest it.
Structured form links inside the same groups your technicians already use: they tap a link, upload photos, mark visit purpose and status. The data flows into the organizational system automatically — photos treated as first-class data, not lost scroll.
An agent sweeps all project groups every morning, detects what’s new, and produces a service digest per project: open issues, waiting-on-parts, escalations. Management sees the field without reading 40 groups.
From the messages and photos a technician already sends, the system drafts the formal service report and files it against the right machine and customer. The technician confirms instead of typing.
Applications teams, sales, and procurement run entire product journeys inside Outlook. AI turns that thread-jungle into structured work.
Every incoming email is read, classified, and attached to the right project or customer. “Which threads relate to this order?” becomes a click, not an archaeology dig.
Replies to routine requests — status updates, document requests, standard confirmations — drafted automatically in your tone and language (including Hebrew, English, and mixed threads), waiting for one-click approval.
Each solution above is useful alone. Together, they feed one system — a brain that serves the whole organization, not one person.
WhatsApp data, email threads, ERP records, project files, and engineering knowledge feeding one connected system. Ask it a question in plain language — “what’s blocking the delivery for customer X?” — and get an answer with sources.
A single management view: every project, every department, status, blockers, and a this-week plan. Plus one evening summary that replaces the “what happened today?” round of phone calls.
Someone in your company already built a helpful tool — in Base44, Lovable, Power Automate, or a personal dashboard? That’s a signal, not a problem. We take these self-built prototypes and industrialize them into secure, organization-grade systems. Starting the mapping yourselves is half the way to a product.
Systems run in your environment — your Microsoft 365 tenant, your cloud account, or a local on-prem server when required. We also work with local open-source models for air-gapped or classified contexts.
We work with enterprise-grade AI configurations where your data is not used to train anyone’s models. Data residency and retention are defined in writing before anything is built.
We work with defense-sector manufacturers. Security constraints, human-in-the-loop checkpoints, and customer commitments are mapped on the Mapping Day and baked into every solution — third-party penetration testing included where needed.
“Wow. This is amazing. This is amazing.”
“this to me feels like you’ve figured it out. It looks great.”
Diviners IPRACTICOM Spark Founder Lab I lead company-wide AI transformations — business mapping, identifying the highest-value opportunities, and building the AI layer on top of how your teams already work. Behind me is a senior full-stack engineering team specialized in building and embedding enterprise-grade AI agent systems, with experience across manufacturing, defense, telecom, insurance, and venture capital. A decade ago I founded UX Writing Hub, an international school with 1,000+ graduates, built and run entirely on automations — today I build those systems for organizations.
One short call to figure out where AI would actually move your bottom line — and whether a one-day mapping makes sense for you. No commitment.
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