You run the plant. Your AI employee runs the planning.
ONBOARDS ITSELF · NO ROLLOUT · NO CONSULTANTS
Trusted by Natalie Bakery & Desserts and Ben Ami Coffee & Bakery. 12x faster planning, from about 3 hours a day to 15 minutes. A named human signs off on every call.
While the plant sleeps, Semia reads the orders, checks the lots, sequences the runs, and drafts tomorrow's plan. Your planner wakes up to a finished draft and a reason for every call.
27 orders read. 142 lots checked. 6 runs sequenced. 1 conflict flagged. Plan awaiting sign-off.
The plan lives in five places that do not talk to each other: the ERP, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, attendance sheets, and one planner's head. When the planner is out, the floor slows.
3 hours every morning, rebuilding tomorrow's plan by hand. Every line, every day.
$2-3M per year bled per plant on overproduction, idle capacity, and chargebacks.
ERP, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, attendance sheets. The systems that already run your plant. The only question is who writes the plan from them: your planner by hand, or your AI employee.
ERP, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, attendance. Nothing migrated, nothing installed on the line. It builds a live map of your plant by reading your systems and asking your planner questions.
It asks questions and learns how your plant actually runs. Nothing changes on the floor.
The plan arrives written, with its reasoning. Sign-off takes minutes, not hours.
Each draft is checked against the plan your planner actually ran. Two weeks until it is useful.
It drafts every call. You approve the ones that matter. Orders read, stock checked, runs grouped by allergen family, cleanouts reserved, shelf-life risks scheduled first, conflicts caught in the draft. Then the plan waits for a named person to approve it.
One company: the Natalie bakery and desserts plant in Or Akiva, and the Ben Ami coffee and bakery chain it supplies. Daily planning down to about 15 minutes from about 3 hours, a 12x faster planning cycle (design-partner data). 90%+ less planning time, 700+ hours a year, 5% performance lift.
SAP, Excel, Odoo, WhatsApp, Outlook, Google Sheets, Gmail. ERP, spreadsheets, WhatsApp, email: Semia reads them all. Nothing migrated, nothing installed, nothing new to learn.
About 30 minutes to grant read access. After that it onboards itself: reads your systems, asks your planner questions, and learns by shadowing. No IT project, no consultants, no clean data required first.
No. Every draft shows its reasoning in plain language: which orders, stock levels, and constraints drove each call, with a full audit trail. A named person on your team approves the plan before anything reaches the floor.
No. Semia does the slow assembly work: pulling the data, drafting the plan, re-planning when the day changes. Your planner keeps the judgment calls and the final say, and stops being the only person who can build tomorrow's plan.
No. Your ERP stays. Your spreadsheets can stay too. Semia reads what you already run and writes the plan on top of it. It starts on one line, alongside the way you plan today, not as a year-long rollout.
Messy is the normal starting point. Most of the planning logic in a plant lives in one person's head and a few spreadsheets, and that is exactly what Semia is built to capture. You do not need a clean data warehouse first.
Yes. The draft gets checked against your rules: a changeover that needs a cleanout, stock that runs out mid-shift, shelf life that expires before the run. Conflicts get flagged at sign-off, not discovered on the floor.
About two weeks. From day one, Semia sits next to your planner, asks questions, and learns how the plant runs. By week two it drafts the plan and your planner approves what matters. A shadow run, not a rollout.
Your ERP stays. Your spreadsheets stay. The 3 a.m. math doesn't.
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