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Automation for manufacturers and precision job shops.
RFQs answered faster. Quotes followed up. Certs and traveler notes filed where the next person will find them.
The expensive delays in a job shop are administrative, not mechanical. An RFQ waits two days to get priced. A cert exists, but only in one person's inbox.
What gets captured, chased and filed
RFQ intake and turnaround
Every RFQ logged against the customer and put in front of whoever prices it, with the clock visible.
Quote follow-up
Chased until it's won or lost, with the reason it was lost on the record.
Supplier and material chasing
Late material escalates to a person before it becomes a missed ship date.
Certs, travelers and inspection paperwork
Job paperwork filed against the job, so the next person finds it without asking around.
It all runs on the same layer. What changes is what gets captured, chased and filed.
See how Hive worksQuestions
It reads from and writes to the systems you already run rather than replacing them. Nothing gets migrated, and your shop keeps working the way it works.
Yes. It runs on hardware you own. That is usually the deciding factor for shops with customer drawings, ITAR-adjacent work, or NDAs that make a vendor cloud a non-starter.
One day of audit, then four to six weeks of build at a fixed price. After that it runs monthly, with a report of what it captured and closed, plus one improvement each month.
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