Solutions

Dimbo adapts to how your company runs.

The same nervous system reads a flour mill, a CDMO, a defense supplier and a project business, though the pain it removes first is different for each. Come at Dimbo by industry, and see your sector's failure mode in its own language; or come at it by outcome, and route straight to the result you're buying. Both land the same way: a Deadline Audit on your data, in 48 hours.

€430kAvoidable, currently-invisible annual loss on a representative €40M mid-market manufacturer, ≈1.07% of revenue (Dimbo value model §3).
€180kOf that, late-delivery penalty exposure the Deadline Audit surfaces in week one, the food & beverage beachhead (Dimbo value model §2.1).
48hFrom a slice of your real data to your own risk picture. No installs, no rip-and-replace: access stays revocable anytime.
By industry

The same picture: different failure modes.

Every sector we serve has its own way of losing money to a missed deadline or a broken SLA, and its own way of losing knowledge when someone walks out the door. Dimbo learns the pattern that costs you, and lights up exactly the modules and engines that address it.

Beachhead · food & beverage

Retailer penalty clauses that bite before you see them.

Sell into a national-scale grocery retailer and the late-delivery penalty (the penali GDO) runs on the buyer's terms: around a typical 0.5% per week, on the buyer's clock. Add net-weight and quality complaints and lot traceability demanded on the phone. Then there's the short pick nobody connected to the order that caused it. Dimbo links the order, the shipment, the contract clause and the complaint to one customer, and shows the exposure 30/60/90 days before the penalty invoice lands.

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  • 0.5%-per-week late-delivery charges tracked against every open order
  • Net-weight & quality complaints correlated back to the line and supplier lot, down to the shift
  • Lot traceability answered as a graph query while the customer is still on the phone
  • Penalty clauses parsed so What-If puts a real euro figure on a slip
  • €180k avoidable penalty exposure surfaced week one on a €40M producer (value model §2.1)
Pharma / CDMO

Batch deadlines & audit-trail-as-a-query

Release dates and deviation reports carry the same provenance as contract SLAs, so a QA review or a client audit becomes a query against the audit trail, and the sovereign, PII-gated assistant keeps proprietary batch records out of public chatbots.

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Defense: Tier 2/3

Sovereignty as the entry ticket

On-prem is written into the contract here. Contract compliance and delivery commitments tracked on a box in your building, running a benchmarked local LLM — the data never touches the outside. Air-gapped is the standard configuration, included by default.

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Energy & O&M

Uptime is the contract

Maintenance windows and SLA uptime clauses, plus the field commitments made on-site. Machine drift — vibration, OEE — is read against incident history and forecast as a work order before the asset stops. Dimbo catches the drift before it becomes a breach.

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Services & project businesses

Not a factory? Still your nervous system

Turn off the shop-floor modules and lean on commitments, deadlines, cash-at-risk, contracts and the knowledge fabric. Succession and onboarding are as strong for an EPC firm or an agency as for a plant.

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By outcome

Buy the result, not the feature list.

Economic buyers don't buy modules: they buy outcomes. Pick the one that keeps you up at night and route straight to it. Every path ends at the same 48-hour Audit on your own numbers.

The wedge · outcome

Avoid costly deadlines

A deterministic scan of your open commitments and overdue invoices, plus expiring contracts, into per-client 30/60/90-day risk buckets, with hard cash figures and contractual deadlines flagged separately from informal promises. The first thing that works, in 48 hours, on a data slice, no installs. This is the free Deadline Audit.

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Molitoria San Prospero: 4 retailer delivery penalties and 1 expiring supply contract, with invoices trending 60 days overdue. Exposure this quarter: €412,000.
commitments · invoices · contractsexposure high
How a pilot starts

Whatever you make, it lands the same way.

Land-and-expand, starting with a 48-hour audit. Bring a slice of your real data: emails, documents, records, an export from your systems. We hand back the picture of your company: the commitments already made and the deadlines at risk, plus the cost you can still avoid before you install anything.

Deadline Audit report

What you get back

  • Every open commitment found across your data, by client and by owner
  • Deadlines bucketed 30 / 60 / 90 days, ranked by risk
  • Contractual deadlines flagged separately from informal promises
  • Estimated avoidable cost: penalty clauses and at-risk contracts, plus overdue invoices
  • A narrative summary, ready to hand to your ops lead
Step 1 · Setup

Bring a slice of your data

Quick, install-free setup that stays revocable anytime. On your infrastructure.

Step 2 · 48 hours

Dimbo reads, links, ranks

Commitments get extracted and deadlines scored, with cash-at-risk attached to each.

Step 3 · Report

You see the risk

Concrete, client-by-client, cost-attached. Then grow module by module.

"We land with the audit. We grow with the graph."

Find your first at-risk deadline, free.

No installs, no commitment. A slice of your real data is all it takes to see what's already at risk on your own data and infrastructure, within 48 hours.