Question 1

What size of manufacturer is Noblle designed for?

Accepted Answer

Noblle is built for SME discrete manufacturers, typically 10 to 200 employees, where the owner or a small management team is still directly involved in quoting, planning and expediting.

Question 2

How long does deployment take?

Accepted Answer

Deployment is scoped in weeks rather than months. A typical path is process mapping and configuration, data import for customers, parts and suppliers, a pilot on live orders, then full go-live.

Question 3

Do we have to stop using WhatsApp?

Accepted Answer

No, the opposite. Noblle operates inside WhatsApp through Sentinel, so existing customer and supplier conversations become structured records rather than being replaced.

Question 4

Does everyone need a licence and training?

Accepted Answer

Most floor and field users interact through WhatsApp and the mobile interface, which requires minimal training. Deeper functions such as scheduling and costing are used by a smaller group.

Question 5

Where does our data live, and is it used to train external models?

Accepted Answer

The ML Forecaster is designed to run local to your data, and operational history is not used to train general-purpose external models. Data handling specifics are confirmed during onboarding.

Question 6

Can Noblle work alongside our accounting system?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Noblle covers the order-to-cash operational spine and is designed to exchange customer, invoice and payment data with common accounting platforms.

Question 7

What happens to our spreadsheets?

Accepted Answer

Existing spreadsheets are typically imported during onboarding for customers, parts, bills of materials and suppliers, and then retired as the same information becomes live in Noblle.

Question 8

Is Noblle suitable for regulated production?

Accepted Answer

Noblle supports lot and batch traceability, material certification records and inspection capture, which are commonly required in food and medical equipment manufacturing.

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