For manufacturers of 5–50 people

Keep making.
We’ll keep an eye on the rest.

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.

Built for businesses that make a physical thing: machine shops, fabricators, printers, food and beverage, personal care, packaging. If you carry a bill of materials, hold stock, and invoice a business customer, this is for you.

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01/The morning list

What they hand you

Not a dashboard to go and read. Four short paragraphs, waiting when you get in.

The VeredSB agents page: four cards — Controller with 9 things to look at and 4 proposals awaiting review, Supply Planner with 7 and 2 proposals, Quality Manager with 2, and Project Manager reading 'Nothing to look at yet — needs your data'. The sidebar lists the four people, then a divider, then the shop itself: Customers, Orders, Jobs, Materials, Purchasing, Quality, Invoices and Books. — The four are the front door; the shop underneath is yours to work in. One of them is saying it has nothing, on the same screen as the three that do.

Examples are from a live run against a modelled 20-person maker, not a customer.

02/Two promises

They propose. You decide.

Nothing is sent, paid or posted without you. That isn’t a policy we promise to keep — it is written into the code. Your agents cannot move money, change your books, or message your customers.

And

They tell you when they’ve got nothing.

An agent with no data to look at says exactly that, instead of reporting that everything looks fine. Most software’s silence means “we didn’t check.” Ours means “we checked.” You should be able to tell the difference.

The Bromel Project Manager reporting: 'I had nothing to look at. That isn't a clean bill of health — it means the records I check aren't here yet.' Below it, three earlier shifts each reading 'Nothing to look at yet — needs your data'. — The screen most software would never ship. When this agent has nothing to check, it says so in those words — and keeps saying so, shift after shift, rather than reporting that all is well.

03/What it costs

One price

$1,250 per month, flat.

Four included: Bromel Controller, QA Manager, Supply Planner and Project Manager. One price, no tiers, no per-module pricing.
Nothing to configure. There is no per-agent tuning — depth follows your data, not a switch.

04/When you outgrow it

Nothing moves

The first step up brings Bromel Pipeline Manager.

Outgrow VeredSB and the same system carries you into VeredOS — same tenant, same agents, more of the platform licensed. Sales and CRM is the first step up.

Bring your worst month.

We’ll run it through and show you what the four would have caught.