What we shipped.

Try the whole product in your browser, on example data, with no sign-up. It runs the real app and API in your tab, and nothing you do leaves it.

Agents follow process maps too. An order entry agent works through the order-to-ship map in your ERP and hands off to a person where judgment is needed.

A simpler editor, covered by browser tests that use it the way a person does.

Who can open which apps, and which records inside them, enforced by Postgres row-level security. View the app as any person, with a demo company to try it on.

Requests, tasks for AI and people, approvals, deployments and a measured result for each change.

Swimlane process maps that are the SOP, released through document control.

Email: one-off emails, sequences, audiences and results.

A content calendar, campaigns, leads and hosted lead forms. A lead converts to an opportunity, on an existing account where there is one.

Tables, plans and forms that teams build themselves, with grid, Gantt, board and calendar views.

Suppliers confirm purchase orders and propose dates, splits, quantities and prices. Buyers decide, and the result is written to your ERP.

A planning dashboard and order planner: ABC/XYZ classes with service levels, stock-outs, late POs and excess, and purchase orders by supplier created in your ERP.

A supply planning worksheet: item by week from your ERP's open orders, with planned orders committed as ERP purchase and firm planned production orders.

Bin moves and registering ERP picks from a phone or handheld, and pick faces replenished on min/max.

Assets, PM schedules and work orders, scheduled around ERP production.

Tickets, SLAs and approvals, built to run with an outsourced IT provider.

Process mining across every module and screen, with improvement suggestions.

Dashboards with KPI, chart, ranked list, table and heatmap tiles, one period, comparisons and filters.

First versions of NCR and MRB, inspection, calibration, audits, SCAR, scorecards, scheduling, shop floor, downtime, tier boards, holds, safety, documents and training.

CourageMFG's ERP extensions are built and published by CI on every change.

Workbooks: datasets, a formula language, grouped subtotals, pivots and charts, checked against your ERP.

CPM: G/L actuals with dimensions, budget and forecast versions, spreadsheet entry, plan against actual, and budgets sent to your ERP.

An inventory command center: DDMRP buffers, recommended parameters applied to ERP item cards with an audit trail, measured lead times and capable-to-promise.

Item setup: a master data baseline for each contract line, checked against your ERP, with sign-offs.

Works on a phone: no sideways scrolling, tables as cards, the next step first.

The contract between a won quote and its ERP sales orders, with a delivery schedule: cadence, quantities and ship-to split.

Chat at the top of every area's home that answers from your records and proposes changes you confirm.

Change orders from CAD BOM exports, compared with ERP production BOMs and released to your ERP.

Sales analytics on ERP value entries and item ledger entries.

Issues and CAPA, with triage, escalation, workflow and Pareto.

Accounts with live ERP data: financials, orders, quotes, invoices and shipments, read as the signed-in person.

Opportunities and quotes: a pipeline, quotes with ERP-costed lines, and a win that becomes an ERP sales order. Outlook mail and Teams meetings from the record.

An MCP server, so Claude and Copilot work through the same API, permissions and audit trail as the app.

The ontology: object types, link types, actions and functions over CourageMFG's and your ERP's records.