Connect the work around your ERP.
Your ERP holds the records. Your team manages the handoffs. We build the integrations and AI workflows that connect them, with solutions already live with US manufacturers and controls shaped around your operation.
Built against the systems you actually run.
Every manufacturing business has its own mix of ERP records, databases, spreadsheets, and document sources. We examine those connections before defining the automation.
A connection plan grounded in your environment
- Available APIs, database access, and file exchange
- Document formats, record quality, and revision rules
- Access permissions and the people who approve changes
- Read, write, retry, and reconciliation behavior
Connector feasibility and scope depend on your system version, available access, and business rules. We establish those details during discovery.
From an incoming document to a verified system record.
- 01
Receive
Invoice, remittance, RFQ, or system event
- 02
Read & validate
Extract fields and compare source records
- 03
Review
Approve the action or resolve an exception
- 04
Write & reconcile
Update the system and record the outcome
100% private. Self-hosted. Built for your boundaries.
Choose a deployment that keeps the application, documents, business data, and model inference inside your own environment. Private, self-hosted options are available across Saugus Agent, AP Agent, AR Agent, and custom workflows.
Your infrastructure. Your local models.
Integrate the models your team runs locally and connect them to the documents and systems the workflow needs. We scope model capabilities, infrastructure requirements, permissions, and operating responsibilities with you.
- Deployment
- Customer-controlled infrastructure
- Model integration
- Local models supported
- Data boundary
- Defined and validated for your configuration
- Operations
- Access and support responsibilities agreed up front
100% private self-hosting is a deployment option. If you choose hosted models or other external services, we identify their data flows and agree those dependencies with you.
Keep the action accountable.
Automation needs a clear path for both routine work and the cases that require judgment. These controls are part of the workflow design.
Approval gates
Define who can approve a posting, pricing change, or engineering handoff. Route work by value, confidence, or business rule, and keep the decision visible before the system writes back.
An audit trail with context
Connect the source document, extracted fields, validation results, human decisions, and final system response. Give reviewers a traceable path through the work.
Exceptions with an owner
Missing receipts, duplicate invoices, ambiguous remittances, and unavailable records become explicit review items. Keep the original evidence and the next action together.
Controlled system writes
Scope permissions to the workflow. Validate proposed changes, account for retries and duplicates, and reconcile the final ERP state so a failed connection does not leave an invisible gap.
Bring us your bottleneck.
An inbox full of invoices. An RFQ waiting on engineering. An ERP process held together by spreadsheets. Let’s find the right place to start.