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Disconnected systemsstall critical work.

  • “Did you get the revision?”
  • “Which version is current?”
  • “Can you confirm the date?”
  • “Who’s waiting on approval?”
  • “Any update on this?”
  • “Who owns the next step?”
  • “Does this change the schedule?”
  • “Has the supplier confirmed?”

AI that works where
your team already does.

Applied Kinetics builds AI systems for the companies that power America. They run inside your existing workflows, do the follow-through, and deliver finished work to your team in Microsoft Teams or Slack.

  1. Lives in Teams and Slack.

    No new interface to learn. Ask questions, review work, and approve decisions in the channels your team already uses.

  2. Runs in the background.

    Agents chase suppliers, reconcile engineering changes, and track milestones on their own. Your team sees results and exceptions, not prompts.

  3. Works with your systems.

    Connected to your ERP, email, spreadsheets, and document stores: SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Outlook, Excel, SharePoint, and whatever else the work lives in.

  4. Built around your operation.

    Every deployment is shaped to your workflows, approvals, and data. Not a general assistant with your logo on it.

The post-purchase-order agent.

Long-lead equipment orders live across the ERP, email, drawings, and schedules. Here is how one agent keeps them in step after the order is placed.

A revised specification arrives in the inbox.

Illustrative example
OutlookSearch
FocusedOther

Today

Peter Roberts9:02 AM

TX-04 specification: Rev E issued

Hi team, Rev E of the TX-04 specification is issued. The auxiliary control…

Northline Transformers8:41 AM

RE: TX-04 control supply requirement

Please send the final control supply requirement before we release the…

TX-04 specification: Rev E issued

Peter RobertsTo: Procurement

Mon 9:02 AM

Hi team,

Rev E of the TX-04 specification is issued. The auxiliary control supply in §6.2 changes from 120 V AC to 230 V AC. Please check what this does to the purchase order and the control drawing before Northline releases the cabinet.

Peter

SPEC-TX-04_RevE.pdf1.2 MB

Picked up by the agent.

SAPPurchase order

PO-2084

Line 3 · Power transformer TX-04 · issued against Rev D

Change order draftedLine 3 updated to Rev E. Awaiting approval.

OutlookSupplier thread

Northline Transformers

“Please send the final control supply requirement before release.”

Rev E sent to supplierConfirmation requested by Thursday.

SharePointEngineering drawing

EL-042

Auxiliary control circuit · Rev C · still shows 120 V AC

Drawing flagged for revisionLinked to the change for engineering.

ExcelProject schedule

FAT 04 Nov · Delivery 28 Nov

Factory test slot booked at supplier works

Test slot reconfirmation requestedDelivery impact under review.

Illustrative example / Transformer TX-04

  1. 01 / A change lands

    A revised spec arrives.

    Engineering issues Rev E of the TX-04 specification. The agent picks it up from the inbox, the same way a person would.

    OutlookSearch
    FocusedOther

    Today

    Peter Roberts9:02 AM

    TX-04 specification: Rev E issued

    Hi team, Rev E of the TX-04 specification is issued. The auxiliary control…

    Northline Transformers8:41 AM

    RE: TX-04 control supply requirement

    Please send the final control supply requirement before we release the…

    TX-04 specification: Rev E issued

    Peter RobertsTo: Procurement

    Mon 9:02 AM

    Hi team,

    Rev E of the TX-04 specification is issued. The auxiliary control supply in §6.2 changes from 120 V AC to 230 V AC. Please check what this does to the purchase order and the control drawing before Northline releases the cabinet.

    Peter

    SPEC-TX-04_RevE.pdf1.2 MB

    Picked up by the agent.

  2. 02 / Pull the context

    Everything it touches, gathered.

    The agent reads the purchase order, the supplier thread, the drawing, and the schedule from the systems they already live in.

    SAP Purchase orderPO-2084

    Outlook Supplier threadNorthline Transformers

    SharePoint Engineering drawingEL-042

    Excel Project scheduleFAT 04 Nov · Delivery 28 Nov

  3. 03 / Do the follow-through

    Actions taken. Approvals reserved.

    The agent notifies the supplier, drafts the PO change, flags the drawing, and asks about the test slot. Anything that commits money or scope waits for a person.

    SAPChange order drafted

    OutlookRev E sent to supplier

    SharePointDrawing flagged for revision

    ExcelTest slot reconfirmation requested

  4. 04 / Deliver in Teams

    Finished work, in the channel.

    The team sees what changed, what was done, and what needs a decision, and answers in place.

    Applied KineticsAPP9:14 AM

    TX-04 · Rev E follow-through

    Engineering issued Rev E of the TX-04 spec (control supply 120 → 230 V AC). Where it stands:

    • Supplier notified. Rev E sent to Northline Transformers. Confirmation requested by Thursday.
    • PO change drafted. PO-2084 line 3 updated in SAP, pending your approval.
    • Factory test. The 04 Nov slot may move. Reconfirmation requested; delivery impact under review.
    Approve PO changeView in SAP

    Dana Whitfield9:20 AM

    Approved. Flag me if the test slot moves.

    Applied KineticsAPP9:20 AM

    Done. The PO-2084 change is released in SAP. I’ll post here when Northline confirms.

Built for work
of consequence.

Built to spec. Delivered on time.

For the teams building transformers, switchgear, and critical equipment. Keep supplier commitments, component changes, and factory milestones connected.

Industrial robot arms and assembly equipment on a large factory floor
Industrial robot arms and assembly equipment on a large factory floor

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