One platform. Three industries. One shared data layer.

CDXAI was built in food, where the compliance bar is highest and the same company often makes the product and delivers it, then extended to industrial and chemical operations on the same foundation. Here’s what that means for each.

Food & beverage

The deepest vertical, and the one with proof behind it. FSMA 204 Critical Tracking Events 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. Food distribution ERP →

Industrial, building products & MRO

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. Industrial & building products ERP →

Chemicals, ag & plastics

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. Chemical, ag & plastics ERP →

What all three share

The same platform underneath: production, inventory, lots, orders, warehouse, dispatch, accounting, and compliance on one data layer. What differs between them is the regulatory module and the vocabulary, not the foundation — which is why an operator who both makes and moves product does not need two systems. See manufacturing for the production side and warehouse management for the distribution side.

Don’t see your industry?

We’re not going to pretend CDXAI is configured for every industry today. But the core 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 — including “not yet” if that’s the answer.