Syspro Unveils Torque: An AI Platform Compatible with Any ERP at IMTS 2026
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At IMTS 2026 in Chicago, Syspro introduced Torque, a new industrial AI platform designed to integrate seamlessly with any ERP system. This platform aims to assist manufacturers in overcoming challenges associated with their ERP systems by allowing users to create agents through a chat feature without manual coding.
The significance of Torque lies in its ability to enhance operational visibility and decision-making for manufacturers, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises. Syspro's approach addresses common concerns regarding AI adoption, such as uncertainty in implementation and the need for reliable data, thereby helping users navigate the AI maturity curve.
Looking ahead, Syspro emphasizes the importance of visibility and governance in AI applications, especially in light of global challenges like labor shortages and supply chain issues. Torque's features, including upfront cost estimates for workflows and tracking agent performance, position it as a valuable tool for manufacturers aiming to leverage AI effectively. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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