ZANUS AI FOR MANUFACTURING — DOCS & DRAWINGS

Every print, every rev, every answer cited.

Tooling drawings, work instructions, equipment manuals, material certs, the quality manual — loaded into curated libraries the AI reads from. Ask in plain language; get the answer with the drawing and revision cited, scoped to whoever asks.

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Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · OSHA-conscious documentation

Plant document libraries with priority order

Libraries: released revisions outrank redlines, the current quality manual outranks the 2019 copy — you set the order.

What it does

Any format, including CAD and scans

PDFs, drawings, scanned prints, photos of the nameplate, supplier certs that arrived by fax — the ingestion pipeline turns what the plant receives into queryable knowledge.

Answers with the source

No source in your library, no claim: the AI cites the work instruction, the drawing, the cert — or says it cannot answer. On the floor, a guessed spec is scrap.

Permission-shaped answers

The temp on line 2 gets the work instruction; the process engineer gets the process sheet with costing. Each answer is scoped to the role, enforced server-side.

“Which rev is on the floor?” — answered in seconds

“What changed between rev C and rev D of the 4471 fixture?” “Which material cert covers this lot?” “Where is the changeover checklist for the Komori line?” The archive answers with documents attached — instead of a walk to engineering and a dig through the flat files.

Plain-language questions across drawings and manuals
Sources attached to every answer
Priority order: released revisions rule, redlines outranked

Precision vector store answering from plant documents

Manufacturing software arrives as per-seat ERP and MES modules quoted per plant, per module, per year — while the third shift still flips through paper binders when line 3 goes down. Zanus AI: the customer-facing front office AND the plant-floor back office, unlimited users at one flat price — in your private tenant or on a server inside your own four walls.

Questions, answered

Who can see the tooling drawings?

Only roles you authorize. Permissions reach the field level and the server redacts what a user cannot see — a contractor asking about a fixture gets the assembly steps, not the process economics.

Do our drawings train outside models?

Never. Your tenant is isolated; your process knowledge is yours alone — and the on-premises option keeps it physically inside the plant.

Every print, every rev, every answer cited.

What it does

“Which rev is on the floor?” — answered in seconds

Questions, answered

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