Myalgomate adds a read-only analytics layer on SAP B1 SQL or HANA. Phase 1 is usually dashboards plus two or three models. You do not need cameras, a generative copilot, or a second MES to start.
1. Demand and raw-material planning
Sales-order history, seasonality, and production completion rates from SAP drive RM and FG forecasts. Typical goal: less excess store stock before monsoon or export peaks.
2. Inventory and excess-stock risk
Item and warehouse movements highlight slow movers and bins that drift from SAP — useful before a full cycle count.
3. Dispatch and weighbridge exceptions
Compare scale tickets to SAP delivery and GRPO weights. Catch repeat mismatches that become credit notes and detention.
4. Predictive maintenance
When furnace, kiln, or machine IoT exists, combine it with SAP PM and production downtime. Skip this until sensors are in place.
5. Energy and maximum-demand alerts
kVAh and load traces mapped to SAP cost centres flag MD penalty risk on induction and kiln lines.
6. Quality defect clustering
QC results against production orders show defect patterns by shift, SKU, and machine.
7. Production schedule assist
Open work orders versus downtime logs highlight overloaded lines. This assists planners; it does not replace SAP production.
8. Dealer outstanding and scheme risk
SAP A/R plus dealer-portal activity ranks overdue, scheme leakage, and silent drop-off — CRM and ERP on one ledger.
What we do not claim in Phase 1
Computer-vision camera QC and generative shop-floor chatbots are separate scopes. We start with the data already in SAP and at the gate.
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