Every part, order and supplier has a file. Nobody had to keep it.

Drawings, confirmations, delivery notes, supplier emails, complaints and invoices are read as they arrive and filed where they belong. Ask it what you know. Let agents do the follow-up.

One part, and everything ever written about it.

The drawing is on the file server, the orders in the ERP, the supplier’s delay in an inbox, the complaints in three other inboxes. fluctor recognises that they all concern the same part and keeps them as one file, with every source still attached.

Bracket KX-440

part · drawing rev. C · in production since 2022

DrawingKX-440_rev_C.pdfreplaced rev. B on 12 January · tolerance note on page 2
Customers2Halden Steel Ltd · Marlowe Freight
Open orders3#88, #94 (Halden) · #512 (Marlowe) · 118 units
Batches88, 91QC reports on file · 2 reworked, 6 returned
Bought-in partPO 4471Corbett Fasteners · 40 units · 8 days late
Price+4% from Aprilagreed by email with Halden, 14 March
Complaints3two customers, six weeks, all rev. C
Last mentioned19 MayRE: delivery week 22, PO 4471

The questions you ask on the shop floor, answered with the page.

What was agreed, what went out, what came back, how a supplier has behaved. Each answer names the document and the line it was read from, so nobody has to take it on faith.

What did we agree with Halden on KX-440 pricing?

Plus 4 percent from April, by email on 14 March. None of the nine invoices since carry the new price.

RE: pricing from April · invoice_2041 … invoice_2077

Which batches went out to Marlowe, and did any come back?

Batches 88 and 91, 46 units. Six units returned on 19 April, out of tolerance.

delivery_512-1.jpg · RE: brackets out of tolerance

How reliable has Corbett been on lead time this year?

Eleven days on average across nine deliveries. Three delay emails since May, all on PO 4471.

PO_4471.pdf · RE: delivery week 22

You do not have to ask. It also speaks up.

Because the file is complete, the gaps in it are visible: a delivery with no invoice behind it, a supplier that is late on a part two customers are waiting for, three complaints that are really one problem.

What it watches for →

Delivery without invoice

Order #88 · signed for 14 days ago · est. €12,400

Supplier late

Corbett Fasteners · PO 4471 · 8 days · two customer orders waiting

Three complaints, one part

KX-440 · two customers · six weeks · one case

The follow-up writes itself. You approve the first one.

Chasing the supplier, reminding the customer, sending the QC report to the buyer who asked for it. The agent reads from the same file, drafts the message in the tone of your last one, and waits for your approval the first time. After that it runs on its own, checked against your instructions before anything leaves.

How the agent is built →

Built for machine shops, component suppliers and plant builders with 20 to 250 people, where what is known about a part lives in five places and three inboxes.

Send us one part’s paperwork from the last three months.

In the call we show you the file it turns into, and ask it the questions you brought.

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