Faraday use cases
Seven workflows where industrial teams lose the most time to manual work. Each guide explains the problem, answers the questions teams ask about it, and shows how Faraday fixes it on your own ERP records.
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Inventory optimizationShortages stop lines while excess ties up cash. Faraday reads stock, demand and open orders together and proposes the next buy, transfer or min/max change.
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Accounts payableInvoices arrive in every format and rarely match the PO. Faraday matches invoices to purchase orders and receipts, flags discrepancies and routes approvals.
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Order entryOrders arrive by email, PDF and phone. Faraday turns each request into a validated order in your ERP and sends exceptions to the right person.
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Production schedulingSchedules break when a machine goes down or a rush order lands. Faraday rebuilds the plan against machines, materials and people, and shows what moves before release.
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Engineering reviewDrawing, BOM and revision checks queue behind a few engineers. Faraday checks each package against your standards and sends only real issues for review.
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QuotingQuotes wait on drawings, costs and capacity spread across teams. Faraday gathers the requirements, costs the job from your own history and drafts the quote for approval.
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Pricing optimizationPrice lists drift behind cost changes and margin leaks quietly. Faraday compares cost, demand and margin targets and sends recommended changes for approval.
Read the guideIf the work runs on records in your ERP and a person re-keys, checks or chases it today, it is a candidate. Tell us what it is and we'll show you how it would run.
Common questions
It is software that does the repetitive record work behind making and moving goods: entering orders, matching invoices, setting reorder points, building schedules and checking drawings. People keep the decisions; the software does the gathering, checking and re-keying.
No. Faraday works on the records already in your ERP, such as Prophet 21, and writes approved changes back to it. Your ERP stays the system of record.
Yes. Every use case starts with Faraday recommending and a person approving. You decide which actions, if any, run without review, and every decision is recorded with its reason.
Start where manual work is highest and the records are cleanest. For distributors that is often inventory or order entry; for manufacturers, scheduling or quoting. A walkthrough on your own data is the quickest way to tell.
We measure the operational and P&L effect of each workflow on your records before it goes into production, so you see the change in hours, stock or margin before you commit.
A read-only connection to your ERP is enough to begin. Each guide lists the specific records that use case reads, such as item master, open orders or invoices.
We connect read-only to your ERP and walk through one workflow with your team.
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