Manufacturing

Quotes out faster. Purchasing under control.

Engineering and manufacturing businesses win on responsiveness, then lose it in quoting, purchasing and production admin.

A clean production floor in daylight, drawings on screen

A bright production floor with a precision component linked by soft orange light lines to a production schedule screen

What gets in the way

The week disappears here.

  • Quotes taking days because costing is manual

  • Purchase chasing spread across inboxes

  • Production paperwork completed after the fact

  • Cost creep spotted only at month end

Workflows

Jobs you can hand over.

Each one is a piece of work with a clear finish line, prepared for your review.

  • Quotation support

    Build costed quotes from drawings, materials and labour assumptions.

  • Purchase chasing

    Track outstanding orders and draft the chasers.

  • Supplier comparison

    Compare quotes on a like-for-like basis and show the differences.

  • Works documentation

    Prepare job packs, routings and checklists consistently.

  • Cost monitoring

    Flag material or labour movements that break your margin.

  • Quality records

    Assemble records and non-conformance notes ready for review.

  • Customer updates

    Keep customers informed on lead times without chasing.

  • Daily production report

    One summary: output, holds, shortages, risks.

Ask like this

Say it the way you'd say it.

  • Cost this enquiry and give me a quote to check

  • Which materials moved enough to change our prices?

  • Chase every purchase order overdue this week

Controlled action

Where IrisKey steps in.

  • Purchase orders and customer pricing are released by an authorised person

  • Specification changes require named engineering approval

IrisKey.ai™

Authority before autonomy.

Capable AI is not enough. Before anything consequential happens — money moving, a message going out, a record changing — IrisKey confirms who is asking, what they may do, and whether a human needs to approve it.

  • Identity

    Who is actually asking for this.

  • Permission

    Whether they are allowed to ask for it.

  • Authority

    Whether it can be done without a person signing off.

  • Verification

    A record of what was checked, and by whom.

A brushed-titanium and frosted-glass key module resting on a pale stone plinth in daylight

Held for approval

“Send the supplier the revised terms” — drafted, verified, waiting on you.