MANUFACTURING, CONNECTED.
The work connects.
Your systems should too.
From the first material handoff to the final release. Cortrova brings the cross-department operation into focus.
Manufacturing operations software for mid-market manufacturers.
A closer look at the work between teams.
Select a department. Follow the same operational conversation through a different lens, from the job on the floor to the evidence behind its release.
Follow the job. Not another spreadsheet.
Explore a shared view of the work in progress, the records behind it, and the department that owns the next decision.
Explore productionEvery job has a next move.
Operation sequence
- ✓Material preparationReceipt record linkedReady
- ✓CNC machiningOperation record attachedRecorded
- 03Dimensional inspectionQuality owns the next decisionReview
- 04Release & packingAwait authorized dispositionWaiting
Put the evidence beside the decision.
Connect the inspection conversation to the job and its revision. Make the release decision and the responsible reviewer explicit.
Explore qualityThe detail behind the decision.
Inspection packet
Drawing & revisionCorrect revision linked to the job
LinkedMaterial evidenceReceipt and source record attached
AttachedBore finish observationReview required before disposition
ReviewAn observation is not a release decision. The authorized quality reviewer owns the disposition.
See where the plan meets reality.
Follow the material handoff from a supplier commitment to receipt, allocation, and the production plan it supports.
Explore materialsMaterial readiness, in context.
Every allocation has a source.
Match the material, its receipt, and the job that depends on it.
Purchasing → Receiving → PlanningInterface concepts illustrate workflows to discuss. Final UI, functionality, and availability depend on the agreed release and scope.
A material delay never stays a materials problem.
It changes the sequence. The inspection. The delivery conversation. Build your evaluation around the entire chain.
- 01 / MATERIALS
What changed?
A supplier commitment needs review. Identify the affected job and the source record.
Explore materials → - 02 / PRODUCTION
What moves next?
Review the sequence and the work that depends on material readiness.
Explore scheduling → - 03 / QUALITY
What needs evidence?
Keep inspection requirements and release responsibility in the conversation.
Explore quality → - 04 / DELIVERY
What can we commit to?
Bring shipment readiness back to the people making the customer commitment.
Explore delivery →
AI-generated illustration, not a customer facility.The record is only useful if it reaches the right person.
Production needs the next operation. Quality needs the right revision. Finance needs records it can reconcile. Explore those needs together.
- Follow one representative job across departments.
- Make ownership and approval points explicit.
- Test the exception, not just the happy path.
The detail behind the decision.
Inspection packet
Drawing & revisionCorrect revision linked to the job
LinkedMaterial evidenceReceipt and source record attached
AttachedBore finish observationReview required before disposition
ReviewAn observation is not a release decision. The authorized quality reviewer owns the disposition.
Your department.
The bigger picture.
Start with the areas that matter to your team. Exact functionality, integrations, and availability are confirmed in your written scope.
Production & scheduling
The released job. The next shift. The plan your team needs to act on.
02 / EXPLOREQuality & documents
The right revision, inspection evidence, and a responsible release decision.
03 / EXPLOREMaterials & purchasing
The supply commitments and material handoffs behind the schedule.
04 / EXPLOREMaintenance & safety
Equipment work, operational risk, and ownership of the next action.
05 / EXPLOREDelivery & finance
Shipment readiness and the operational records behind job cost.
TRUNNION AI / AN ACCOUNTABLE APPROACH
More context.
A better next question.
Explore AI-assisted summaries, recommendations, and analysis around a defined manufacturing task. Agree on permitted data, human review, and a way to correct or stop the behavior before use.
Explore the AI approach →A review brief with its sources.
What needs attention before WO-2048 can move to release?
Start with the open inspection.
The sample inspection packet contains a bore-finish observation awaiting disposition. Ask the authorized quality reviewer to assess it before a release decision.
- Confirm the linked drawing revision.
- Review the recorded inspection observation.
- Record an authorized disposition.
Plan the transition
Systems, migration, training, acceptance, and a controlled cutover.
Understand the investment
A written proposal tied to your departments, environments, and services.
Bring technical buyers in
Deployment-specific controls, responsibilities, and evidence.
Built around the things
you make.
Different products. Different production demands. Explore the records, responsibilities, and handoffs that matter in your industry.
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Aerospace
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Automotive
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Industrial Manufacturing
Explore the operating contextAI-generated industry illustrations. Not customer facilities, endorsements, or certification claims.
Your next step
Bring your hardest handoff.
Show us where work gets stuck between departments. Let’s build a demo around that workflow, your systems, and the evidence your team needs.