Aerospace and defence
Program delivery · release readinessWhat can stop a finished shipset from shipping?
OpenNeko is AI that checks program dates against work orders, supplier certificates, non-conformance reviews, inspection capacity, and release requirements. It finds the blocker while there is still time to protect the dock date.
Do you recognise this?
The parts are complete. The evidence to ship them is not.
ERP says the work is complete because machining and assembly operations have closed.
Supplier Quality is still waiting for the certificate that proves the special process was acceptable.
Two assemblies remain under review while the only useful inspection slot belongs to another program.
Nobody can release the shipset until every part, document, disposition, inspection, and approval is ready together.
What OpenNeko does
AI that checks whether completed work is actually ready to ship.
Checks the whole release path
Reads the dock date, work-order status, supplier evidence, open non-conformances, inspection capacity, and packing requirements together.
Finds the blocker behind green status
Explains which missing certificate, open disposition, capacity conflict, or approval prevents the shipset from moving.
Gets the recovery sequence ready
Prepares the owners, dates, evidence, and alternatives while every release decision stays with the authorised team.
See the AI work
Four assemblies are complete in ERP. They still cannot ship.
The program schedule, supplier-quality record, non-conformance queue, inspection calendar, and packing requirements tell different local stories. Together they leave no margin before the customer dock date.
The four-assembly shipset has a customer dock date of 28 Sep and no schedule margin left.
Four actuator assemblies show machining and assembly operations 100% complete.
The heat-treatment certificate covering all four actuator housings has not arrived.
Two assemblies remain in non-conformance review for bore-finish disposition.
The 24 Sep final dimensional-inspection slot is allocated to another priority program.
Packing release needs the certificate, both dispositions, and final inspection to close.
The shipset will miss the 28 September dock date unless certification, disposition, and inspection close in sequence this week.
Obtain and validate the heat-treatment certificate for all four housings.
Decide the two affected assemblies with the full bore-finish evidence attached.
Reallocate the four-hour inspection slot and approve a split shipment if either review remains open.
If the certificate and both decisions close by 20 Sep: inspect 24 Sep, pack 25 Sep, ship 26 Sep, and preserve the 28 Sep dock date.
Where to start
Start where green status hides a blocked release.
Shipset readiness
Check whether every part, document, disposition, inspection, and release needed for the dock date is actually ready.
Supplier evidence gaps
Find missing certificates and process records before they hold completed parts at final release.
Non-conformance and inspection
Connect open reviews with inspection capacity and program dates so the recovery sequence is clear.
Program and supply risk
See when material, quality, capacity, or customer changes threaten a program milestone across teams.
Check every shipset due in the next 30 days. If its evidence, inspections, or release decisions are incomplete, explain the blocker and get the recovery sequence ready.
Your business. Your rules.
Use AI without handing it the keys.
OpenNeko runs in infrastructure you control. You choose what it can access, what it can prepare, and what needs a person's approval before anything changes.
OpenNeko can support controls inside a customer-managed environment. It does not make an environment CMMC- or ITAR-compliant by itself.See how control worksSee it work
See OpenNeko work across your business.
Bring one expensive problem. See OpenNeko check the software involved, explain what is going wrong, and get the next action ready.
