The AI-powered MES software for manufacturers.
One system, from order to invoice.
Bulk is a manufacturing execution system for production, quality, inventory, traceability and invoicing. The floor and the office work from one record, so nobody types anything in twice.
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Pick your industry.
See it at work.
Short runs, many setups, and a travellers-and-whiteboards system only one person fully understands. If a job crosses benches and someone re-keys it at each one, this is your shape.
Sign-offs that matter, revisions that must not slip, and an auditor who will ask who changed what eight months later. Every touch is on the record the day the work is done.
Batches, readings and material usage that have to reconcile at the end of the shift. Operators log it where the work happens; nobody rebuilds it from memory.
One job.
One record.
The job doesn’t end at the plant fence. The record pushes clean into the ERP, out through a typed REST API and webhooks, and, when you want it, answers questions from your own AI, using the records you authorise, scoped and audited like any other user. The floor, as an endpoint. Compose it into the business you already run instead of bolting a silo beside it.
Integrations Ask your AIThe operator counts a part at the machine, and moments later, with no refresh, the supervisor’s phone, the bench tablet, the line terminal and the wall TV all move. One truth, many surfaces. No nightly batch, no dashboard two days behind, no board that’s stale by 8am. The record isn’t a report you pull later; it’s the plant watching itself in real time.
One truth, every surfaceEveryone gets a login; not everyone gets the keys. Access reaches down to the single action (250+ levers on who can change a cure temp, sign off a batch, void a count) and every touch is on the record by default. So eight months later, when the auditor asks who changed what, the answer was written the day the work was done, not reconstructed after.
Access control Audit trailOperators-first.
Not finance-first.
The screen your operators actually use.
Every job lands on the station it is loaded to, with its steps, forms and specs in order. Operators start the timer, tap counters and complete steps, and each action is written to the job straight away. No spreadsheets. No “let me ask Dave.”
Counts that write themselves.
A tap posts good or scrap parts to the job. A scrap tap opens a linked quality issue with its root cause and disposition.
Scan instead of type.
The tablet camera or a keyboard-style scanner reads the traveller’s barcode or QR code to load a job and confirm it complete.
Checks that hold the line.
A compulsory safety, quality or maintenance check blocks the station until it passes, or a supervisor signs an override.
Routings your engineers can ship before lunch.
Draw the routing on a canvas from your own resources: the steps, the decisions, the rework loops and the checks. Compile it, publish one live version, and the next job at the station follows it. No code and no IT ticket.
Compiled before it runs.
Every step must be reachable, every branch connected and every formula valid. A failed compile highlights the steps to fix.
Decisions as formulas.
A split holds up to eight branches, checked top to bottom. Type @ for the fields; the decision is saved on the job.
Versions that leave running work alone.
Each job keeps the version it was created with, and every change to a live job is written to its audit trail.
The shift, on the wall.
The wall is where shifts get briefed, production is run and problems surface before they cost you a customer. A Teamboard puts SQDCP on the TV the team meets around, each column coloured day by day from your own numbers.
Colour that comes from the record.
Each day is painted by rules tied to a KPI or an audit schedule, so red means a target was missed, not somebody’s opinion.
Actions that don’t get lost.
Add a task from the board with an owner and a due date. It is worked and closed in Tasks & Projects.
Always today.
A paired TV rolls over to the new day at midnight, and new numbers arrive without a reload.
Run by the floor.
Loved by the floor.
“We replaced four spreadsheets, two whiteboards, and one homegrown WMS with Bulk in three weeks. The shift leads stopped asking IT for reports. They just open Bulk.”
Put your hardest floor on it.
Start a free trial and run one real order through Bulk, from the customer’s purchase order to the invoice. No card needed, and your workspace opens in about a minute.