For Nebraska Manufacturers
Where mid-market manufacturers stop losing time to paperwork
RFQ intake, NCR drafts, tribal-knowledge capture, vendor-invoice exceptions — handled by the people who already run them, freed up to focus on the calls they're paid for.
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Concrete before/after for manufacturing.
Today
- Customer RFQ PDFs sitting in someone's inbox while the quoting clock ticks
- Operators writing nonconformances on sticky notes that go into a binder nobody reads until the audit
- A 30-year machinist retires and two weeks of tribal knowledge leaves with him
- Vendor invoices flagged by AP with nothing more than "doesn't match" and a sticky note
After Blue Sage
- A quote skeleton lands inside the ERP within minutes — line items pulled, lead times flagged, ready for the estimator to finish
- An 8D draft is ready for the QA manager's review the same shift the part fails — root cause section already started
- Exit interviews and walkthrough recordings turn into searchable SOPs that the floor can actually find at the machine
- Each exception surfaces with a plain-English explanation — PO line, quantity delta, price discrepancy — so AP knows what question to ask
Use cases we ship inside manufacturing firms
RFQ intake
- Input
- Customer RFQ PDFs + engineering specs
- Work
- Parse line items, pull lead times, generate quote skeleton in ERP
- Output
- Estimator-ready quote draft inside the system
- Saved
- 45–90 min per RFQ
Nonconformance & 8D drafting
- Input
- Operator notes + inspection data
- Work
- Structure the nonconformance, draft containment and root-cause sections
- Output
- 8D draft ready for QA review
- Saved
- 1–2 hours per NCR
Tribal-knowledge capture
- Input
- Recorded interviews + walkthrough footage
- Work
- Transcribe, structure into procedure format, tag by machine and part family
- Output
- Searchable SOPs indexed to the shop floor
- Saved
- Keeps hard-won knowledge on the floor instead of walking out the door
Vendor invoice exceptions
- Input
- Invoice + matched PO + receiving record
- Work
- Identify discrepancies, explain each one in plain language
- Output
- Exception report AP can act on without back-and-forth
- Saved
- 20–40 min per disputed invoice
What 90 days looks like for a manufacturing firm
Plan · Weeks 1–2
Two weeks walking the floor with ops, QA, and AP to map the processes where time disappears and find the highest-payback workflow to fix first
Build · Weeks 3–10
6–8 weeks building inside the real ERP and MES — actual part numbers, actual vendor files, actual NCR history
Train · Weeks 11–13
Hands-on with ops, QA, and AP; written runbooks so the team runs it without calling us
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