Start with the work, not a specification
You do not need to know what to automate yet.
Bring one part of a real process and the people who know its exceptions. Together, we review selected context, ask useful questions and find a candidate worth validating.
In development
Arrange a call ↗Example
Make one opportunity concrete.
A sample order shows how factorIQ and your team could find a useful automation.
What do we know?
A sample order packet shows a drawing revision and a required quality check. A selected ERP view shows the order status and promised date.
What should we ask?
Does someone re-check the drawing revision before release? Which quality check depends on the part family? The team supplies the answers; they are not assumed.
What could be worth testing?
A reviewable release-readiness summary that brings the current drawing revision and required checks together for a planner.
Example
Keep the scope clear
We agree the inputs and access before reviewing anything.
Keep the scope clear
- Use only selected documents and approved, scoped read-only views. No network scanning.
- Discovery does not authorize writes or live actions. Any later action needs separate approval.
- Local operation: in development.