Crestics builds done-for-you order automation for HVAC, MRO, and industrial distributors, with your first workflow live in 30 days. We wire it into whatever you run today, whether that's Prophet 21, Eclipse, an older ERP nobody wants to touch, or a shared inbox and spreadsheets.
We automated order intake and fulfillment across 200+ supplier portals. Daily capacity went from ~100 manually-typed orders to 250+ a day, and ~1,500 failed orders a month now recover automatically before they hit the P&L.
Read the full case study →Quoting lived in inboxes and spreadsheets. We built them an internal CRM with AI in the quoting and order flow, and it worked well enough that they later opened it up to their customers.
Vendor ops ran on manual lookups and follow-up emails. We automated the repetitive supplier work so the team could stop babysitting it and get back to selling.
There's no migration and nobody on your team has to learn a new system. We build around what you already have.
We get on a call with whoever runs your order desk and trace how orders actually come in: email, PDF attachments, faxes, portals, phone. Nothing changes for your team yet. We're just finding where the hours go.
We build the automation and wire it into the ERP, supplier portals, and inboxes you already use. No rip-and-replace. Your team keeps working like normal while we build alongside, and most barely notice this phase happening.
Your first workflow goes live in production inside 30 days. Then we stay on to run it, catch the edge cases, and automate the next thing: supplier stock checks, failed-order recovery, quoting.
We pick the one workflow that eats the most hours, build it, and put it live in production within 30 days. Not live by day 30? You don't pay for that build. After go-live it's a flat monthly fee to run, maintain, and keep expanding what's automated. You can leave with 30 days' notice.
Bring whoever runs your order desk. In 30 minutes we'll walk through how orders come in today and tell you which workflow we'd automate first, and what that would cost.