When should I run the ovens and charge the battery tomorrow?
Tomorrow's hourly power price and your plant's load, forecast before the day-ahead auction. See which loads can move out of the evening spike, when the battery should charge and give back, and what the day costs either way. Drag a load along the day yourself, then approve tomorrow's schedule.
Calculate it for your business
Free, with your own figures and the working shown.
- 1. Order entry€4,074
- 2. Supplier invoices€3,621
- 3. Stock and supply checks€2,519
- 4. Quotes and estimates€2,125
Automation shortlist · about 2 min
Which process should you automate first?
Your processes ranked by yearly value and readiness.
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AI readiness check · about 3 min
Is your company ready for AI?
A score out of 100 and the three blockers to fix first.
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How we build this
We build systems like this to fit your work, connected to the tools you already use.
- Data research and quantResearch that tells you the truthData and models, including when the answer is noSee how it works
- Integrations, connectors and MCPSystems that talk to each otherData moves on its own, with a log of what went whereSee how it works
- Real-time sensing and digital twinsOne live picture from many sensorsSignals fused in real time, only what matters flaggedSee how it works
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Want this at your plant?
We build the forecast and the optimiser around your own meters, production plan and contract, and connect them to the ovens' controls, the battery's inverter and your ERP: from tomorrow's price to the schedule on the line.