Everett AI automation — questions, answered
We build around them: automation that preserves traceability and revision control, keeps humans signing off on quality records, and never lets an AI silently alter a controlled document. The AI does the assembly and retrieval; your certified people stay accountable.
Almost always yes. Legacy ERPs usually have import/export paths, database access, or file drops we can automate against. Replacing your ERP is a last resort, not a prerequisite.
Yes — Everett is our North Sound hub, and we serve Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mukilteo, Mill Creek, Marysville, Lake Stevens, and Snohomish from it, on-site when the project calls for it.
For suppliers: automating one document pipeline (RFQs or certs) in two to four weeks. For service businesses: an AI phone agent plus quote follow-up. Both are scoped in a free strategy session with a fixed quote.
It's the most direct lever you have. Every hour of quoting, cert paperwork, and status calls that automation absorbs is an hour your machinists, inspectors, and techs spend on work only they can do. You don't replace skilled people — you stop wasting them on retyping.
Yes — dispatch, work-order, and parts-ordering automation for marine services and industrial contractors is a natural fit for the same document-heavy playbook we run for aerospace suppliers.