Bill is an AI inventory manager for hardware teams. Talk to it like a person on your shop floor. It tracks your parts, processes receipts, and keeps your build ready — so you never touch a spreadsheet again.
Bill understands what you mean, not just what you type. It handles the ambiguity, does the math, and proposes changes — you just confirm.
"We pulled apart 3 units because the gaskets were bad." Bill understands that's a disassembly, increments everything except gaskets, and asks if you want to scrap them. One sentence, three operations.
Upload a photo of a packing slip or forward an order confirmation. Bill reads it, matches line items to your parts, fills in missing supplier info, flags price changes, and updates stock — with one confirmation.
"How many sensor modules can I make?" Bill checks every part in that sub-assembly, finds the bottleneck, and tells you what to order to unblock the next batch.
Bill tracks your consumption patterns, learns real lead times from your order history, and knows which parts are high-risk for stockouts. The more you use it, the smarter it gets.
Scrap, rework, partial builds, disassembly, in-house manufacturing — the operations that spreadsheets make painful. Tell Bill what happened in plain English and it figures out the inventory math.
Gloves on? Hands full? Tap the mic and talk. Bill processes speech the same as text. Report a build from the assembly bench without putting down your tools.
Upload a CSV or tell Bill about your product. It builds the architecture — assemblies, sub-assemblies, parts, quantities — through conversation.
As you build, receive orders, scrap parts, or rework assemblies — tell Bill. It proposes the inventory updates and you confirm with one tap.
Bill surfaces what matters: what's running low, what's limiting your next build, what to order and from which supplier. Proactive, not reactive.
Spreadsheets store data. Bill understands your operation.
If you're making hardware and managing parts with spreadsheets, sticky notes, or memory — Bill replaces all of it.
Your data stays in simple files you own. Bill reads them, understands them, and keeps them current — so you can focus on building, not bookkeeping.
The demo is loaded with a sample IoT sensor product. Try building assemblies, uploading receipts, and asking questions — all through conversation.
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