Quality documentation
Inspection records, certificates of conformance, and non-conformance reports captured from forms, photos, and emails into structured records with the right routing.
Industry
Plants run on paperwork between shifts, suppliers, and systems: quality records, purchase requests, supplier emails, shift reports, and the manuals nobody can find. DPI deploys AI that captures, reads, and routes that work, and gives operators and planners answers from your own documentation.
Who This Is For
Where AI Pays Off
Inspection records, certificates of conformance, and non-conformance reports captured from forms, photos, and emails into structured records with the right routing.
Order acknowledgments, delivery confirmations, and expediting handled by email and voice agents, with exceptions escalated to buyers.
Purchase requests read, checked against approved suppliers and budgets, routed for approval, and converted into orders in your ERP.
Status assembled from ERP, MES, and spreadsheets into daily views and answers to questions like which orders are at risk this week.
Reports captured from supervisors by phone or message, structured, and distributed with issues flagged.
SOPs, equipment manuals, safety procedures, and incident history searchable with citations, in the languages your crews speak.
Modern plants have automated the line and left the paperwork around it manual. Quality records are typed from forms, suppliers are chased by email, purchase requests wait for a buyer, and the answer to a maintenance question lives in a binder or in one technician's head. AI is good at exactly that layer: reading, classifying, routing, and answering from documentation.
Quality documentation captured from forms, photos, and emails; supplier communication handled by email and voice agents with exceptions to buyers; procurement requests checked and converted into orders; production and inventory visibility assembled from ERP, MES, and spreadsheets; shift reports captured and distributed; and knowledge assistants over SOPs, manuals, and incident history for operators and maintenance crews.
We integrate with ERP, MES, quality, and document control systems through APIs or database access, and through structured exports where APIs do not exist. Models can run on servers inside your plant or private cloud, so drawings, specifications, and supplier terms never leave your network. Assistants work in the languages your crews speak.
Quality record cycle time, supplier confirmation lead time, purchase request throughput, report completeness, time to find a procedure, and hours returned to quality, purchasing, and supervision, reported monthly.
How It Works
We map how quality, purchasing, and production information moves between people, paper, and systems, and measure the volume.
ERP, MES, quality, and document systems connected; approval and escalation rules defined with the teams that own them.
Quality intake on one line, supplier follow-up for one commodity, or a knowledge system for one department, tuned on real cases.
Expansion across lines and departments with dashboards for cycle times, exceptions, and hours returned.
Stack & Integrations
Engagement Models
Quality, procurement, and production workflows mapped, with the first deployment scoped and its metric defined.
Fixed-scope delivery of the first workflow, integrated with your ERP and quality systems, with training for supervisors and buyers.
Ongoing monitoring, tuning, new workflows, and monthly reporting on cycle times and hours returned.
FAQ
Yes. We integrate through APIs or database access with common ERP and MES systems, and through structured exports where APIs do not exist. Records are created and updated where your team already works.
Layout-aware and vision models read forms and photos; values with low confidence go to a person for confirmation. Corrections feed back into the pipeline.
Yes. Open-source models can run on servers in your plant or private cloud, with data staying inside your network.
Yes. Knowledge assistants and voice or message interfaces can operate in the languages your crews speak while documentation stays in one source.
Safety procedures, training records, and incident history are indexed with access controls, and audit packets can be assembled on request with gaps flagged.
Quality intake and supplier follow-up typically go live within weeks after the audit; visibility dashboards and knowledge systems follow as integrations are connected.
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Next Step
Tell us where calls, tickets, documents, or approvals pile up. We map the workflow, size the impact, and propose a deployment you can measure.