Proconomy · Industries · Industrial equipment

Industrial Equipment Procurement Software Project, Serial and MRO

Different event structures and approval routes for each, with cross-plant leverage you can finally see.

It starts here

Specification, project reference, target date and the plants that will consume the item are captured.

Proconomy runs

  1. TriggerThe project requirement enters intake
  2. AgentA project event runs with qualified suppliers
  3. HumanThe award is approved on total cost and capability
  4. SystemA supply agreement carries the terms forward
  5. RuleBoth plants purchase under the agreement
  6. RecordPerformance feeds the next decision

What a request has to carry. Before anything can progress.

Project and serial sourcing together

Different event structures, approval routes and timelines for project-driven and repeat production sourcing on one platform.

Responsive plant purchasing

Fast governed routes for MRO and plant needs, with escalation timings configured per site.

Supplier performance as a working input

Scorecards that feed sourcing eligibility and development actions rather than a quarterly review pack.

The workflows this changes. Each one governed the same way.

  1. 01

    Sourcing & RFx

    Project and serial production events from category-specific templates.

  2. 02

    Procure-to-Pay

    Fast plant and MRO buying inside contracted terms.

  3. 03

    Supplier management

    Performance scorecards, qualification and supplier development.

  4. 04

    Multi-entity management

    Plant-level authority within a group policy framework.

Every workflow above runs the same governed sequence. This is where it stops for a person.

See exactly where it runs. And exactly where it stops for you.

Project sourcing to plant purchasing on one governed path. A project requirement for a bespoke assembly, sourced centrally and then purchased repeatedly by two plants.

  1. Trigger

    The project requirement enters intake

    Sourcing begins with a complete requirement.

  2. Agent

    A project event runs with qualified suppliers

    Faster project sourcing without weakening supplier control.

  3. Human

    The award is approved on total cost and capability

    A defensible decision with the technical view included.

  4. System

    A supply agreement carries the terms forward

    Negotiated terms are available to every plant that buys.

  5. Rule

    Both plants purchase under the agreement

    Group buying power, with each site still able to move fast.

  6. Record

    Performance feeds the next decision

    Long relationships are managed on data.

Trigger

The project requirement enters intake

Agent

A project event runs with qualified suppliers

Human

The award is approved on total cost and capability

System

A supply agreement carries the terms forward

Rule

Both plants purchase under the agreement

Record

Performance feeds the next decision

Seen enough?

See an industrial equipment workflow of your own run end to end, with your supplier requirements applied.

Someone from client success replies, not a sales sequence. The assessment asks for no email.

Answer “who approved this, and why” in seconds. Not in weeks.

Allowed actions

You list what each agent may do, and the most it can spend. You set both for every business unit.

Checkpoints that cannot be bypassed

Important decisions return to the people your policy names, and no configuration removes them.

Evidence without a separate tracker

Every action is attributed to an actor and the permission that allowed it, you can pull the trail for any order.

What stays with your people. Every one of these.

01

Decision 01

Project award decisions on total cost and technical capability.

02

Decision 02

Acceptance of contractual deviations on supply agreements.

03

Decision 03

Supplier development and performance escalation decisions.

04

Decision 04

Assessment of end-of-life and obsolescence notifications.

Bring a real industrial equipment workflow. Not a vendor scenario.

One of your own processes, including the part that usually goes wrong. You will see where the agents act, where the platform stops, and what it leaves on the record.

Someone from client success replies, not a sales sequence. If we are not a fit we will say so on the first call.