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AI agents · Detroit, MI

AI agents for the companies rebuilding Detroit

Detroit's suppliers and manufacturers lose deals in the quoting queue and lose hours in the document pile. We build AI agents that turn RFQs around fast, process the paperwork, and keep customers informed — from a team that runs software on the Windsor–Detroit corridor daily.

Quote faster than the other guy

In Detroit's supply economy, the first credible quote wins an outsized share of the work — and most shops take days because quoting is manual. Our RFQ agent reads the incoming request, pulls the specs, drafts a quote from your pricing logic, and puts it in front of your estimator for one-click approval. Days become hours; hours become the difference between winning and wondering.

Behind quoting sits the document pile: certs, PPAPs, packing slips, invoices, quality docs. Our document agents extract, file and match them against your systems — with confidence thresholds, human review queues, and the audit trails your customers' quality departments demand.

  • RFQ agents: read requests, draft quotes from your pricing logic
  • Document agents for certs, PPAPs, packing slips and invoices
  • Customer status agents answering from your live order data
  • Vendor and supplier communication automation
  • After-hours inquiry agents — OEM and Tier-1 emails answered at night
  • Reporting agents: the morning production and pipeline summary

Corridor-native, audit-ready

We run cross-border freight software through Windsor–Detroit in production — the corridor's paperwork rhythms are our daily routine. Agents deploy with the discipline manufacturing expects: no shared-model training on your data, complete action logs, confidence-gated automation, human approval on anything financial, and a W-8BEN for the cross-border paperwork (the one document that's genuinely simple).

Economics: fixed USD build pricing and monthly run costs sized for supplier margins — typically less than the overtime you're already paying the quoting and paperwork bottleneck. We're in your time zone, ninety minutes from the border, and available for face-to-face kickoffs when that helps.

Deployment path

Week one: we map the quoting and document workflows with your estimators and coordinators — the people who know where the hours go. Weeks two through six: build, train on your real RFQs and documents, measure accuracy by field, shadow-run. Supervised go-live follows; autonomy expands as the numbers hold.

Detroit deployments compound predictably: the RFQ agent wins work, the document agent frees the office, and the reporting agent shows the whole picture. Each fixed-scope; each measured against the baseline we capture before we start.

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AI Agents in Detroit — common questions

Yes — we encode your pricing rules, tiers and constraints, and the agent drafts; your estimator approves. Nothing sends without human sign-off until you decide a quote type is routine enough — and even then, thresholds and spot-checks stay on.

RFQ and document agents typically run US$10k–20k to build; US$400–1,200/month to run. Payback usually comes from a combination of won quotes (speed) and recovered office hours — we baseline both before starting.

Yes — API, file exchange, database or email parsing, whatever your systems honestly support. We've integrated modern ERPs and legacy systems alike; the build includes the integration, not a shrug toward IT.

Draft mode first, constrained knowledge always, confidence thresholds with human review queues, complete logs, and your templates on every customer-facing message. The agent's authority grows only as its measured accuracy justifies.

You're buying from the other end of the corridor — USD invoices, a W-8BEN, your time zone, and a team that can be at your shop for kickoff. Detroit buyers have done harder cross-border deals before breakfast.