Days 1–3
We walk the floor, sit with the people doing the work, and pull the exports.
Kingpost Industries, Savannah, Georgia
Load-bearing software.
The systems American manufacturers run on. Deployed on your floor, running on your data, in weeks.
Machine shop, Buffalo, New York. Historic American Engineering Record.
Kingpost builds and runs the software between the order and the shipment, for the American plants that make what the country runs on.
How it starts
Ten days on your floor. Working software at the end.
Days 4–8
We build one workflow on your data, at the cell, with your people.
Days 9–10
It runs on a real shift. You decide what comes next.
Where we work
Built for the plants around the port.
Aerospace components
Quotes and first-article paperwork that take longer than the parts.
See the floorAutomotive components
Just-in-time schedules run from a spreadsheet.
See the floorMetal fabrication and machining
Thirty open jobs, one whiteboard, and the schedule in one man's head.
See the floorFood and beverage processing
Lot tracing and changeovers kept on paper.
See the floorBuilding and forest products
Orders, yard inventory and trucks that never agree.
See the floorDistribution and warehousing
Dock schedules and detention fees nobody sees until the invoice.
See the floor
Kingpost builds the software American manufacturers run on, so they can out-produce anyone.
Central of Georgia Railway shops, Savannah. Historic American Engineering Record.
Careers
We hire Field Engineers.
Real problems in real places, for American industry.
Start with a First Shift.
Tell us what you make and where the time goes. A person replies within one business day.
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