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aYOUne

Your on-site devices, from one platform

Access at the gate, a shop-floor terminal at the machine, a scanner in the warehouse. The same platform, one contract, the same users and permissions, instead of three vendors that know nothing about each other.

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A manufacturing business needs more than software: an access terminal at the gate, a terminal at the machine, a scanner in the warehouse. Today that is usually one vendor each, with its own contract and its own system. aYOUne has its own device line that runs all three.

What goes wrong today

Three devices, three contracts, three support numbers. The warehouse scanner does not know the orders, the access system does not know the staff, and the terminal at the machine hangs off a fourth system. When a worker needs a tool, they write it on a slip, and eventually someone reorders. Each device solves one piece, but nothing talks to anything.

  • Warehouse scanner Picking, putaway and counting post straight into inventory stock, instead of being an island.
  • Access terminal Access at the gate through the same device ecosystem, with the same users and permissions as the rest of the business.
  • Shop-floor terminal at the machine The worker clocks in and reorders tools right at the machine. The order goes to the supplier, not onto a slip of paper.
  • Tools and stock connected Tool service life, stock and reordering hang together, instead of vanishing into slips and spreadsheets.
  • From dealer to worker The tool dealer brands the terminal and ships it to their customers. The worker uses it at the machine. One continuous chain.

How it fits together

The on-site devices in aYOUne are not a bought-in add-on. They are a line of our own that plugs into the rest of the platform:

  • one system access, shop-floor terminal, warehouse scanner
  • one device line instead of three vendors
  • at the machine reorder tools directly

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