Operations built for speed, resilience, and intelligence.
OpenTeQ engineers AI-first solutions that transform traditional supply chains and shop floors into autonomous, self-optimizing operations. With our AI-first approach, you gain advanced IoT integration, real-time analytics, and predictive intelligence eliminating data silos, reducing delays, and building resilience across your global operations.
Partner with us to create a future-proof enterprise where machine learning drives efficiency, maximizes uptime, and improves yield.
The IT partner for plants where downtime is the metric
Manufacturing IT rarely fails on technology. It fails on an ERP configured for a business that has since changed, plant systems that grew site by site, connectivity that is not guaranteed, an OT boundary nobody wants to touch, and a cutover window that cannot stop a line.
OpenTeQ works inside those constraints. We integrate and modernize SAP and NetSuite estates, connect shop floor data through OPC UA and MQTT, and build track and trace across suppliers, carriers, and warehouses. AI handles predictive maintenance, visual inspection, and shipping paperwork, while operators keep the decision and the audit trail shows it.
From shop floor to order to cash.
ERP and integration at the top, operational systems beneath, security and modernization holding it together. AI has its own section below.
ERP Integration & Modernization
The system everything else waits on.
SAP and NetSuite integration, extension, and modernization so plant, warehouse, and partner systems work from the same picture as finance. Most of what looks like a data problem in manufacturing is an integration problem in disguise.
Shop Floor & MES Connectivity
Machine data, out of the machine.
OPC UA and MQTT connectivity, MES integration, and the edge architecture for sites where connectivity is not guaranteed.
Supply Chain Visibility
Answer the customer before they call.
Track and trace across suppliers, carriers, and warehouses, so shipment status is a query rather than three phone calls and a spreadsheet.
Warehouse & Logistics Systems
Inside the four walls.
WMS and TMS integration, labour and slotting optimization, and the yard and dock workflows that decide throughput.
Planning & Demand Analytics
Replace the planner's private spreadsheet.
Demand, capacity, and inventory models built on your own history, governed so operations and finance plan from the same numbers rather than reconciling afterwards.
Quality & Compliance Systems
Evidence without the clipboard.
Quality management, non-conformance, and CAPA workflows with the traceability an audit or a recall investigation will demand.
OT & Industrial Cybersecurity
Systems never designed to be reachable.
Segmentation, monitoring, and access control across the boundary between plant systems and the corporate network.
Application Development
What no vendor sells you.
Custom operational applications, portals, and integration services for processes too specific to buy off the shelf.
Managed Services & Support
Coverage on plant hours.
Application support and monitoring under an SLA, with escalation designed around shift patterns rather than office hours.
Where AI pays back on a plant floor.
Manufacturing has more sensor data than almost any sector and less appetite for unexplained decisions. These five work because the output goes to a person who can act on it, and the model earns trust before it earns autonomy.
Predictive Maintenance
Fix it before the line stops.
Failure and degradation models from telemetry and service history, targeted at the asset classes where unplanned downtime actually costs you. This is the clearest payback in the sector because the baseline is already measured.
Visual Quality Inspection
Defect detection at line speed.
Vision models on the line, working alongside inspectors rather than replacing the judgement calls that matter.
Demand & Capacity Forecasting
Plan on models, not memory.
Forecasting across sales history, seasonality, and constraints, with the accuracy measured against what the planner would have done.
Document & EDI Automation
Paperwork the supply chain still runs on.
Extraction across bills of lading, customs documents, supplier invoices, and the EDI exceptions that fall out every day.
Maintenance & Operations Assistants
The knowledge that is about to retire.
Grounded answers from equipment manuals and past work orders, so a technician on site gets the right procedure without calling the one person who knows.
Four categories, four different constraints.
A discrete manufacturer and a third-party logistics operator share a toolkit and almost no priorities. Select yours.
Discrete Manufacturing
Configured ERP, plant systems that grew organically, and product changes that ripple through both. Integration debt is the recurring theme.
Ready to put AI on the line that keeps stopping?
It is the most common thing we hear in this sector. Tell us which decision is being made without the number it needs, and we will tell you what it takes to get the number there in time.
Accredited on the platforms plants already run
Manufacturing estates run on an ERP, a set of plant systems, and the integrations between them. We hold standing practices with the platform and cloud providers your operations already depend on, so connectivity and analytics start from an accredited foundation rather than a discovery exercise.
