the work is
Process Builder
product → process → steps.
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See every machine, catch every bottleneck, and prove every dollar — from one live screen.
Jenso is a live 3D twin of your shop floor that tracks every order, machine, and person — spots the one thing slowing you down, drafts the fix, and shows you the numbers behind it. It runs like the best operations manager you’ve ever hired, minus the burnout.
Live in an afternoon. Connect Odoo, a spreadsheet, or Shopify — no IT project, no consultants — and see your floor before your coffee’s cold.
A live demo Gemba — drag to orbit, click any station to inspect it. Jenso phrases what the data says — it never invents it.
Measure real impact on the KPIs you care about — the seven you already answer for, each with the lever that moves it.
Standardized work + floor-filed change-requests catch the deviation before it becomes a reject.
Change requests — see how Jenso moves First-pass yieldNames the scrap driver and the fix, and tracks the dollars recovered.
Value attribution · money — see how Jenso moves ScrapObstacle-aware routing designs the wasted walking out of the day.
Motion routing — see how Jenso moves Labor utilizationRealized labor + scrap savings, tracked and bankable — not a guess.
Value attribution · money — see how Jenso moves Operating costThe insight engine names the bottleneck and the move that clears it.
Insight engine — see how Jenso moves Lead timeThe inventory audit flags addressable excess; sourcing drafts the right buys.
Inventory audit · money — see how Jenso moves InventoryLess cash tied up in excess stock and work-in-process.
Value attribution · money — see how Jenso moves Working capitalThe direction is what Jenso is built to move. The size is yours — measured on your floor, from your data. Never a number we made up.
A chatbot answers your question and stops. An agentic operations manager runs the floor — it acts, then stops for your approval on the calls that matter.
On the floor · waiting…
Nothing changes.
No PO drafted. No schedule re-sequenced. No incident written. It just waits for your next question.
Click a step
A purchase order, a re-sequenced schedule, an incident write-up — real work, produced once the agent decides. It holds the one that spends money for your approval.
Weld 1 down for PM → moved to Weld 2.
Illustrative documents from a demo floor — the numbers are ours, never yours.
It senses so you don’t have to.
Continuous, not a monthly review.
It decides what matters.
One prescribed move, not a wall of KPIs.
It acts, then asks.
Drafts the work; you approve the calls that count.
Most tools plan against an abstract capacity number. Jenso plans against your actual floor, because it holds the whole operation in one model — built from four connected builders that feed the agentic workflow.
the work is
Process Builder
product → process → steps.
Liveit's performed
Shop Floor Builder
the live floor + what's up or down for maintenance.
Liveperforms it
Training Matrix
who's qualified (0–3), and who's actually in today.
Liveit's captured
SOP Builder
authored, then approved before it's canonical.
LiveThese feed up through the agentic workflow into a plan that already knows the qualified operator is on vacation and the machine is down for PM.
Sales, Inventory & Operations Planning is table-stakes — every tool turns demand into a schedule. The difference is what happens next. Jenso senses the real floor, prescribes the one move, cascades the right action to every seat, watches it live, and heals the plan before it breaks.
Import a forecast + one capacity number; plan against an abstract calendar.
Reads the real floor — machine down for PM, who’s qualified + actually in, material on hand — so the plan is buildable, not theoretical.
The engine computes every number, the AI only narrates it, and every figure cites its source rows — it can’t invent one.
Publish a schedule · approve an SOP · send a PO.
Not a human in every loop.
Jenso isn't one workflow — it's the operating loop, end to end. Everything below is live today unless marked otherwise.
Every stuck line seen in minutes — a number, not a promise: routing + tiered auto-escalation + MTTA/MTTR + AI-drafted write-up.
We built Jenso for people whose job is on the line if the number is wrong. So it's engineered to prove itself, not to impress you.
Scrap on Weld 2 traces to fixture drift — the clamp has crept, so parts run to the high side of tolerance and get cut at inspection.
Fixture wear could re-open the drift within two weeks.
View the source rows214 rows · demand_import.csv
It shows its work.
Confidence score, assumptions, risks, and a link to the source rows in your data.
The math is deterministic.
A rules engine computes every number; the AI only writes it up. It can’t invent a figure.
Automation, with you on the critical calls.
Jenso automates monitoring, escalation, and drafting — and asks you on the three that matter: publish a schedule, approve an SOP, send a PO.
Your data is sealed in.
Independently red-teamed isolation — your floor’s data lives in a vault only your company can open. Zero leaked secrets across the entire codebase history.
A hard budget ceiling means the AI can never blow past what you set. No runaway bills.
Point Jenso at your data; see real insight from your own floor before your coffee’s cold. No consultants, no IT ticket.
Give us your website or a spreadsheet and Jenso pulls your catalog and BOMs automatically — value before you pay.
An operator talks; Jenso turns it into a root-cause write-up or a versioned process change before the next shift.
Jenso is opening a Founding Design Partner program for a small number of manufacturers. Full platform, hands-on setup, and a direct line to the team building it. In return, you help shape the product and let us prove the outcomes on a real floor. No cost, no lock-in, no risk.
Full platform, free during the program — every tier, no feature gates.
We do the setup. Live and seeing insight the same day.
Your data stays yours. Isolated, exportable, never used to train anyone else’s model.
We’re intentionally starting small — a few partners at a time, so every one gets our full attention.
Follow along instead — we’re writing up what we learn on real shop floors as we go.
Every application is read by a real person.