Follows up with the right contact, on the right order
Reaches out on the specific supplier, PO, and product that is overdue, on the schedule your team would use.
Never ask where an order is. It is already answered.
Chases open purchase orders and keeps every ETA current.
The first 1,600 units are on schedule. The remaining 800 will ship September 28, three days later than planned.
production-update.pdfReaches out on the specific supplier, PO, and product that is overdue, on the schedule your team would use.
Pulls the real answer out of a supplier's email: a firm date, a delay, or a partial shipment.
One confirmed date propagates to ops, finance, and whoever is waiting on inventory, instead of living in one person's head.
A production date that held does not need your attention. A date that slipped does, and it is the only thing in your queue.
Every Digital Worker follows the same operating principles, across every module it touches.
How Digital Workers workIncoming information becomes structured state on the order, shipment, or invoice. This step does not wait on a person.
Approve, edit, or discard the draft. Enable auto-send separately for a specific workflow once you trust it.
Anything beyond its authority goes to a person as a decision, with the source and context attached.
Draft-first by default. It prepares the follow-up, a person sends it, until you turn on auto-send for a workflow you trust.
It follows up again on your schedule and escalates to a person once it has exhausted the normal cadence.
Every user's own assistant across every module they touch.
Matches purchased, invoiced, shipped, paid, and received down to the SKU.
Books and tracks shipments against live order data.
Runs the inspection loop and holds a shipment on a failed report.
Verifies and continuously monitors who you’re actually doing business with.
Routes storefront orders to the right factory and works the exceptions.
