Rosedale
Operational Intelligence for Manufacturers

The knowledge your shop floor already has.
Finally put to work.

We help manufacturers reduce quoting errors, late deliveries, and knowledge loss with custom AI tools.

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Optimize Your Shop Floor
Rosedale
1913

Workers build a whole car at one station. Assembling a Model T takes 9 hours. Ford introduces the moving assembly line. Time drops to 93 minutes.

1983

Retailers run on cash registers and delayed information. No one can see inventory in real time. Sam Walton builds a $24M private satellite network. Walmart can see how each product is selling at any store.

American industry has a history of reinventing itself through the courage of its builders. Ford and Walton refused to accept the old pace and rebuilt the system until a new pace became normal.

Our mission is to help today's builders do the same with AI.

Core Problems

American manufacturing has been held back by a productivity cap.

-23%
lower win rate at 5+ day response

Manufacturers that take five or more days to respond win 12% of bids. Those that respond in two days win 35%.

Rosedale connects historical job data to an intelligence layer so quotes are generated accurately in a fraction of the time.

Our Solutions
To Quote Faster

Quoting Agent

Pull past jobs, drawings, customer history, and pricing inputs into one system so quotes can be built faster, with less back-and-forth and fewer missed details.

To Share And Access Knowledge

Knowledge System

Capture setup notes, machine history, process decisions, and job lessons in one searchable system so key knowledge stays with the business.

To Increase On-Time Delivery

Production Console

See job status, capacity, delays, and delivery risk in one live view so production issues show up early, before orders go out late.

To Optimize Resources

Equipment Intelligence

Connect machine, job, and production data in one place so idle time, utilization, and slowdowns are visible without putting together exports by hand.

Manufacturing shop floor
“The knowledge to compete has always been there. We built the system to use it.”
Grant Wilkinson, CEO Rosedale
Our Process

Built for the realities of American manufacturing.

What our partners say
Partnering with Rosedale was a game changer. We saw pipeline jump 30%, onboarding time drop by 25%, and hours freed up every week. It feels like adding senior teammates without the cost.
Rob Hoffman

Rob Hoffman

CEO, Contact.co

Rosedale brings AI domain expertise coupled with the ability to learn our business. They're building with us, not for us — I view them as an extension of our team.
Jon White

Jon White

President, New Engen

What impressed us most is how Rosedale partnered with us throughout the entire process. They give us a foundation for continued innovation in AI.
Bob Parise

Bob Parise

President, Foretees

Frequently Asked Questions

No. AI makes a new class of custom software possible for manufacturers. Data from ERP systems, spreadsheets, PDFs, machine outputs, emails, and operator knowledge can now be used together in ways that used to require much larger budgets, longer timelines, and far more custom development. That makes it possible to build tools that support quoting, production, planning, and knowledge sharing at a cost most manufacturers can justify.

ERP systems are built for consistency across many businesses but shop-floor decisions are not. Everyday work often depends on scattered data, disconnected tools, and knowledge held by a few people. That is why the gap is usually not another ERP module, but custom solution built for specific needs.

Because what is possible has changed. Manufacturers already have years of data across ERP systems, spreadsheets, PDFs, emails, and job records. Until recently, most of it was too scattered or unstructured to use well. AI makes that information usable without replacing the systems already in place.

Rosedale tools improve visibility, access to information, and day-to-day decisions across the operation. That includes production flow, quoting inputs, internal knowledge, and machine data that is often spread across systems, files, and people.

Your floor knows
more than it's
been allowed to say.