Make it, move it, prove it. Most manufacturers and distributors run on six to twelve systems that don't talk to each other. CDXAI runs on one.
CDXAI runs manufacturing and distribution operations on one system — work orders through proof of delivery. Production scheduling, BOMs, shop floor control, warehouse management, order fulfillment, dispatch, and compliance share a single data layer, so a completed work order updates inventory, costs, lot genealogy, and compliance records at the same moment. Lot and batch traceability, condition monitoring, and regulatory recordkeeping run inside every transaction — not as a bolted-on module. Food processors and distributors get FSMA 204, cold chain, and recipe management built in; industrial fabricators and chemical blenders get serial and heat-number tracking, SDS control, and hazmat classification on the same foundation.
But here you are, spending half your day reconciling data between systems that don't talk to each other.
Every order gets entered once in the OMS, again in the WMS, keyed a third time into the production schedule, then manually updated in QuickBooks. Your team spends hours on data entry that should be automatic.
Your WMS says 200 units. Accounting shows a different number. The warehouse crew has a third count on a clipboard. The customer finds out when the truck shows up short. And if you manufacture, the number is wrong in a third place — raw material consumed on the floor that nobody backflushed yet.
Whether it's an FSMA 204 lot trace, a hazmat batch recall, or a heat-number pull on structural steel, the clock starts the moment you're notified. Right now a traceability drill means pulling records from three systems and hoping the spreadsheets match.
Production schedulers rebuild the same run sequence on a whiteboard every morning. Dispatchers rebuild the same routes. Ops managers build the same reports every week. Warehouse leads track the same KPIs by hand. It doesn't have to be this way.
Every time volume grows, you have to hire another person just to handle the additional data entry and coordination. Growth becomes expensive before it becomes profitable.
You're always putting out fires — a mispick, a short ship, a missed invoice — instead of seeing problems before they happen and making moves that build margin.
Production says the run finished. The warehouse hasn't seen it. Costing won't know the real yield until month-end close, and by then nobody remembers which batch ran short. The people making the product and the people shipping it are working from different numbers.
CDXAI started in food, where the compliance bar is highest and the same company often makes the product and delivers it. That foundation — lot and batch genealogy through transformation, unit-of-measure complexity, condition monitoring, and audit-ready records on every transaction — turned out to be exactly what industrial and chemical operators needed too.
The deepest vertical. FSMA 204 Critical Tracking Events captured on every receipt, shipment, and transformation — including the transformations that happen on your own floor. Recipe and formula management, yield tracking, cold chain with automatic excursion holds, catch weight, FEFO, and allergen segregation.
Fasteners, steel, electrical, plumbing, and building materials — fabricated, kitted, and delivered on one system. Cut-to-length and light assembly feed the same inventory the counter sells from, with serial and heat-number tracking carried through both.
Blending, compounding, and repack running against the same batch genealogy that answers a recall. Document control, container-level tracking, and hazmat classification on every outbound shipment — and on every internal transfer.
We’re not going to pretend CDXAI is configured for every industry today. But the core — production, inventory, lots, orders, compliance, dispatch, accounting — is industry-neutral, and we build the next vertical based on who asks for it. Tell us what you make or move and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re a fit.
CDXAI was built for manufacturing and distribution operations — not adapted from generic ERP software. Every module shares the same data layer, so your production, inventory, orders, compliance, and financials are always in sync.
Every time your warehouse receives a pallet, ships an order, or transforms a product, CDXAI automatically captures the Critical Tracking Events and Key Data Elements the FDA requires. No separate compliance module to maintain. No spreadsheet to reconcile. The traceability data lives inside the same transaction that runs your business.
If you further-process, portion, or co-pack, the transformation CTE is captured by the work order itself — input lots to output lots, with yield, on the same record that runs production.
Every container, tote, and tank carries its batch genealogy and its documents — through blending and repack, not just through the dock. Classification happens at order entry, not at shipping.
Traceability here is about proving provenance and holding the paper trail when a spec is questioned — including when the part was cut, welded, or assembled in your own shop.
Most distributors run 6–12 disconnected systems. When your production, WMS, orders, compliance, accounting, dispatch, and AI all share the same database, the same customer record, and the same inventory lot — everything changes. Orders update inventory in real time. Receiving auto-generates putaway tasks. A cycle count variance triggers cross-slot verification. A temperature excursion flags the lot, blocks the pick, and notifies compliance. An expired SDS revision blocks the shipment until the current version is attached. A work order closing short of theoretical yield updates costing, flags the batch for QC, and adjusts the finished-goods commitment on the orders it was staged against — all without a single re-key.
Most manufacturers run production in one system and everything downstream in another, then reconcile at month-end. In CDXAI, a work order draws from the same inventory the warehouse picks from, consumes lots that carry their own traceability, posts labor and material to the same general ledger, and releases finished goods straight into the orders waiting on them. No interface, no nightly sync, no argument about which system has the real number.
Run the demand signal from open orders and forecasts straight into a production plan, without exporting anything.
Multi-level BOMs, operation-level routing, and a shop floor that reports against the same work order the scheduler released.
Quality checks live inside the operation, not in a parallel binder. An out-of-spec result holds the batch before it reaches finished goods.
Know the real cost of the run when it closes, not three weeks later.
Engineering changes flow to the floor with effectivity dates, and the OEE number comes from the same events that ran the job.
Every one of these is a place where a separate MES would need an integration. Here they’re the same database.
160 features across 12 operational areas — on one database, with one login. No bolt-ons, no third-party bridges, no data silos.
Gracie knows your business. She monitors your inventory, watches your orders, flags compliance risks, and tells you what needs attention — before it becomes a problem.
Every screen is designed around how your team actually works — not how a generic software company thinks you work.
CDXAI customers see measurable improvements within the first 90 days.
Schedule a conversation with our team. We'll walk through your current setup and show you exactly how CDXAI would fit — no pressure, no generic demo.