Use cases · Manufacturing
Keep orders, suppliers and paperwork moving between shifts
In manufacturing, Terabot digital workers take the computer work around production: chasing supplier confirmations, updating order status, entering delivery orders and invoices, and preparing daily output reports, so planners and supervisors can stay on the floor.
Sound familiar?
What can Terabot do in manufacturing?
Chase supplier confirmations
Emails suppliers for delivery dates on open purchase orders, follows up the quiet ones and updates the dates in your system.
Done by the sales worker →Customer order updates
Answers "where is my order?" from customers by checking the production and shipping status, any hour.
Done by the support worker →Delivery orders and invoices
Keys delivery orders, goods received notes and supplier invoices into your ERP or accounting software, and flags mismatches.
Done by the back office worker →Morning output report
Pulls yesterday's figures from your production and inventory apps into the report your managers read at 8am.
Done by the computer-use worker →Other industries: Retail and e-commerce · Trading and distribution · Multinationals (MNC) · IT and technology · Customer service
FAQ
Questions people ask
Does Terabot control machines on the factory floor?
No. Terabot works on computers: emails, ERP screens, spreadsheets and web portals. It handles the paperwork around production, not the machines.
Can it work with an older ERP system?
If your team uses it on a computer, a Terabot worker can use it through the screen, even without an integration.
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