We build SOW generators, rate-card engines, vendor-portal connectors and delivery workflows for industrial SIs. Start with one narrow deliverable and a five-working-day target once the inputs and access are ready.
Change a sample project’s scope, route it to an architect for approval, generate a draft SOW and open a simulated buyer room.
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Access-controlled client portals where prospects review technical architecture, configure scope variables, and route SOW approvals through named users.
Central pricing engines that apply approved hardware BOM, PLC/SCADA tag, MES complexity and site-risk rules, then route the result to a named commercial approver.
Webhook pipelines that validate approved Siemens, Rockwell, Schneider or Aveva portal records before adding them to CRM queues and sending an acknowledgement.
Tools that turn agreed pre-sales specifications into structured Factory and Site Acceptance Test drafts for engineering review in Jira, Azure DevOps or PDF.
Tools that map approved component lists into ERP/procurement records and draft purchase requests without committing spend automatically.
Mobile/web tools that calculate scope-change impacts and route evidence to named client and supplier approvers before commitments are made.
Dashboards for assignment, milestone and budget visibility without AI people scoring or covert continuous monitoring.
Enter your own team size, hours and rate. The calculator stays in your browser and shows an illustrative capacity scenario, not a promised saving.
Three short explanations of the problems behind Adev’s proposal, estimation and delivery systems.
A practical guide for mid-market system integrators on where pre-sales admin consumes senior engineering capacity, how the alternatives compare and where targeted automation is worth testing.
Agree one narrow deliverable, the inputs it needs and its acceptance criteria. Once those prerequisites are ready, Adev sets a five-working-day delivery target.
Map the manual workflow, choose one deliverable and agree what the pilot must do.
After agreed access, inputs and acceptance criteria are ready, we build the narrow pilot deliverable and document any dependency that changes timing.
Test the deliverable against the agreed criteria. Expand only if the result supports it.
In 30 minutes, we’ll map the workflow, identify the system boundary and decide whether it fits a narrow pilot.
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