Planning with context
Connect the production plan to the materials and operational constraints that shape what can happen next.
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Cortrova: AI-native ERP for manufacturing operations
Cortrova is an AI-native manufacturing ERP. It brings planning, inventory, quality and shop-floor workflows into the same operational context.
AI-generated illustration · Not a company or customer location
Built forManufacturers & operations teamsProduct overview · September 2026
See the work in context
Picture the operating experience.
An illustrative workspace for manufacturers & operations teams. Explore the work and the decision behind it.
Illustrative work queuePrepared for review
Material exceptionSelected example
Production handoffRelated work
Quality reviewRelated work
The next decision
Review a material exception
A material change affects the production plan. Bring planning, inventory and quality into the same review.
- Decision owner
- Production planner
- Action boundary
- Review before action
Illustrative decision reviewHuman decision required
Proposed next step
Review a material exception
Review the material and quality implications before updating the plan.
Responsible reviewerProduction planner
- 01Check the context
Review the material behind the proposed action.
- 02Resolve the boundary
Confirm scope, permissions and consequences.
- 03Decide what proceeds
Approve, revise or decline through the defined workflow.
Concept only. Features, controls and records are confirmed for the proposed release.
Why Cortrova exists.
A planning change rarely stays in planning. It affects materials, schedules, production and the quality record. Cortrova is organized around those relationships so that assistance can account for the operation, not just one screen.
Built by Trunnion AI, a wholly owned Duskbridge company. The exact product scope, integrations and operating controls are confirmed for the release and environment under evaluation.
Planning, materials and production in context.
Inventory and execution
Bring inventory and shop-floor work into the conversation when teams assess a change or investigate an exception.
Quality in the workflow
Keep quality decisions connected to the production context and the people responsible for reviewing them.
Respond to an operational exception.
An illustrative sequence, not a product screenshot or a guarantee of released behavior.
Identify the exception
Start with a planning, material or production issue.
Assemble the context
Bring the relevant operational records together.
Review the response
Let the responsible team assess the proposed next step.
Update with authority
Apply approved changes within the configured workflow.
Make the evaluation specific.
Start with the workflow you need to improve. Then confirm what the proposed release can actually do.
- Which modules and existing systems are in scope for the deployment?
- How are write permissions and production-change approvals configured?
- What evidence is retained when a planning or quality decision changes?
- Status
- Live
- Portfolio
- Platforms
- Technology owner
- Trunnion AI, LLC · Duskbridge
- Release scope
- Confirmed in the written agreement
What to know
about Cortrova.
Is Cortrova a general-purpose chatbot?
No. Its focus is manufacturing ERP and the operational work across planning, inventory, quality and production.
Does an AI suggestion automatically change production?
Do not assume that it does. The exact approval and execution boundaries need to be demonstrated for the selected release and deployment.
Can we evaluate it against an existing operation?
Yes - start the conversation with a non-sensitive outline of the workflow, systems and operational constraint you want to address.
Related products & technology.
Portfolio relationships do not establish an included integration or entitlement.
Bring us the workflow you want to improve.
Start with a non-sensitive overview. Product fit, release scope and next steps belong in a direct conversation.