Vered
Operations intelligence

One system that
acts across itself.

Buy one module or run the whole business on it. Implement it yourself with AI, not a nine-month engagement. And Bromel — the native chatbot, agentic workforce, and insight engine — ships inside every module, bounded by rules enforced in code.

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Under 50 people? Meet VeredSB — four AI co-workers, one price →

Ask Bromel panel answering which contracts expire this year, flagging a renewal opt-out deadline six days away, over the morning briefing and task list
Live, demo data
Asked in the product: the answer names the contract, its value, and a renewal opt-out deadline six days out — then offers to file the task. Behind it, the morning briefing and a Legal task fired automatically by a Sourcing award.
Why Vered
  • World-class

    Depth that rivals the category leaders

    One system with the depth of a stack of best-of-breed tools — MRP, GxP quality, CPQ, treasury, contract lifecycle — not a shallow all-in-one.

  • Cost

    A fraction of the total cost of ownership

    One licence, one data model, zero integrations to build and own. The all-in cost of the five-vendor stack it replaces, without the integration tax.

  • AI-native

    Bromel is built in, not bolted on

    A native chatbot, an agentic workforce, and an insight engine inside every module — bounded by guardrails enforced in code, not bought as an add-on.

Too small for all that?

VeredSB — a back office for manufacturers of 5 to 50.

Four AI co-workers go through your business every night — your receivables, your materials, your quality, your jobs — and hand you a short list in the morning. They propose. You decide.

Bromel Controller, QA Manager, Supply Planner and Project Manager. $1,250 per month, flat. Nothing to configure.

See VeredSB
01/Scale

Buy one module. Or run the whole business on it.

Licensing is not a sales construct here — it is enforced in the product. Start with Legal alone if that is the fire today, and add Sourcing next quarter without a re-implementation.

  • License modules per organisation — buy one, add more later, with the product genuinely enforcing itorganizations.enabled_modules
  • Set permissions per role and override per userrole and per-user permissions
  • Design an approval workflow in a builder and attach it to any moduleworkflow builder, any module
  • Add your own fields without a developercustom fields, no developer
02/Implementation

You run the migration. Not a nine-month engagement.

Map your columns, import, tie the result out against what you had, then go live. The tie-out is the part that usually costs a consulting phase, and it is a screen.

  • Migrate your data yourself: map columns, import, tie out the result, then go livecolumn mapper, import, tie-out, go-live
  • Integrate over webhooks and a documented API rather than a bespoke connector projectwebhooks and integrations
  • Export your datayour data, exportable
  • Run multiple facilities with their own work centres and transfers between themmulti-facility from the start
03/Bromel

Bromel: the chatbot, the agents, the insights.

Bromel is the native chatbot, the agentic workforce, and the insight engine — ask questions of your own data, wake up to agent briefings, and get numbers computed by code. The part that matters to a regulated buyer is what it cannot do.

Ask questions of your own operational data in plain languageper-module toolpacks, gated on licensing
Get insights whose numbers are computed by code, with the model only writing the sentence25 signal definitions across 7 modules
Have named agents work overnight — controller, FP&A analyst, supply planner, production scheduler, quality manager, treasury analyst14 scheduled agent slots
See exactly what AI cost you, by org and by dayspend visible per org, per day
The part nobody else will put in writingKeep AI from writing anything it should not: no journal entries, no Part 11 records, no pipeline-stage changes, no external communications — enforced when the code loads, not by asking the model nicelyaction registry — the no-list throws when the code loads, not when the model is asked politely
04/Cross-fire

The work that appears without anyone asking for it.

This is the thing a best-of-breed stack cannot do at any price. Every route below is live in the product — and where it says you choose, it is a checkbox in your lifecycle builder, not a services engagement. New routes ship continuously and arrive the same way: as checkboxes, not change orders.

One take, demo data, captions burned in: three bids compared, the non-AVL winner challenged for a written rationale, award confirmed — then the Legal module itself, where the contract-draft task is already waiting, highlighted, dated, and assigned. Nobody sent an email.sourcing.bid_awarded → legal + finance
You choose
The cross-fire isn't hardcoded — it's configuration. In the lifecycle builder, each phase composes its own cross-fires (Sourcing, demand planning, change control). Engineers lay the pipe once; you compose it onto phases.
12 routes
  • Sourcingfires intoLegal

    Awarding a bid files a task to draft the contract with the winning supplier

  • Sourcingfires intoFinance

    The same award files a task to set the supplier up in AP

  • Sourcingfires intoQuality

    Starting a supplier qualification files the document review with Quality

  • Sourcingfires intoFinance

    The same qualification files the credit check with Finance

  • Qualityfires intoSupply Chain

    Approving a qualification makes the supplier available to raise POs against

  • Qualityfires intoCore

    Rejecting a lot blocks the orders that depend on it

  • PLMfires intoSourcingYou choose

    Advancing a product phase files a sourcing task — skipped if an event is already active

  • PLMfires intoLegalYou choose

    A phase can request a supply or launch agreement, linked to the product

  • PLMfires intoQualityYou choose

    A phase can open a draft change control, with category and regulatory impact preset

  • PLMfires intoCoreYou choose

    A phase can provision the product and item master into ERP and link specs and demand

  • PLMfires intoSupply ChainYou choose

    A phase can inject a new-product demand adjustment into the S&OP overlay

  • PLMfires intoSupply ChainYou choose

    End-of-life signals ramp-down demand using the record's cutoff dates

Choose, per phase, what happens in other modules when a product reaches it — as checkboxes, not a consulting engagementengineers add the routes; you compose them onto your phases

Start with the module that hurts most.

Then let it pull the next one in when it is ready to.

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