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We didn't study the factory floor. We ran it.

We didn’t study the factory floor. We ran it.

Most planning software is built by teams looking in at manufacturing. Navi was built by people looking out from inside it, operators who lived every scheduling fire and every "the system can't do that" moment firsthand.

Why Navi

One system, built by operators and optimizers.

One system, built by
operators and optimizers.

01

One system, both halves

One system, both halves

One system, both halves

Judgment via AI agents, scheduling via global optimization. Competitors ship one or the other.

02

Deep factory understanding

Deep factory understanding

Deep factory understanding

We model what humans can and cannot decide and only automate accordingly.

03

Human in the loop where it counts

Human in the loop where it counts

Human in the loop where it counts

Every judgment call is yours. The optimization is provably optimal, so instead of second-guessing it, you steer it with scenarios.

04

Works with your ERP, not against it

Works with your ERP, not against it

Works with your ERP, not against it

Any ERP, via API or database. Your system of record stays; your planning gets a brain.

05

Born in a factory, not a slide deck

Born in a factory, not a slide deck

Born in a factory, not a slide deck

Running in live production for 6+ months before we ever sold it.

About us

We didn’t study the factory floor. We ran it.

Most planning software is built by teams looking in at manufacturing. Navi was built by people who spent decades looking out from inside it.

Operators, not consultants
Operators, not consultants

We lived every scheduling fire, every ERP dead end, every "the system can't do that" moment firsthand. So we didn't set out to build a product. We set out to solve our own problem, and it kept working better than anything we could buy.

We lived every scheduling fire, every ERP dead end, every "the system can't do that" moment firsthand. So we didn't set out to build a product. We set out to solve our own problem, and it kept working better than anything we could buy.

Built with Johns Hopkins
Built with Johns Hopkins

We carried real problems off the floor and into the classroom, working them through Hopkins mathematics. Navi isn’t academic theory dressed up for industry, and it isn’t floor intuition without rigor. It’s the rare thing built at the seam between the two.

6+ months

Running in live production before we ever sold it

6+ months

Running in live production before we sold it

4h → 1h

Daily planning time, cut for real planners

1 system

Judgment and math, not one or the other

Any ERP

Connects by API or database no rip-and-replace

Integration

“Won’t integration be slow, custom, and expensive?”

It’s the first question serious buyers ask, and it’s the right one. We built Navi specifically to break that pattern in two ways.

A middleware & agentic integration layer

Handles the connection precisely and fast, cutting the time and cost that usually make this the hardest part of adoption.

Data-issue visibility on your side

When your own data is what's standing in the way, Navi doesn't fail quietly. It shows you exactly where the problems are and how to resolve them.

The work you do to onboard Navi pays off across everything else you run. You come away with cleaner data that improves your existing workflows, not only your Navi integration.