OEMs and integrators bring us in when they need their automation built. Your name on the deliverable. Always.
Named partners aren't on this page — that's the model. Concrete scope and outcomes are. We're happy to talk through references on a call.
18-month brownfield MES rollout across three plants under a prime integrator's contract. Batch traceability, ERP integration, OEE dashboards.
Live in production. Zero changes to the prime's customer relationship; we never spoke directly to the end customer.
Sortation line commissioning for an OEM's customer rollout. PLC, conveyor controls, full WCS handshake. Pac delivered as the OEM's named integration arm.
Commissioned on schedule. 13 lanes live; zero-pressure accumulation and barcode divert logic running to spec.
Cold storage automation retrofit, sub-contracted from a refrigeration OEM. PLC + safety, dual-elevator redundancy, full WMS integration.
Operating at −27°C across three years now. The OEM's customer still doesn't know our name — that's on purpose.
The partner model isn't a marketing arrangement. It's how we actually run jobs.
Pac doesn't appear on the customer's documentation, signage, or correspondence unless you ask. Drawings, panel labels, screen banners — your identity, not ours.
The customer is yours. We don't pitch them anything — not during the job, not after the job closes, not three years later. If they reach out to us directly, we route them back to you.
Code comments, commissioning sign-off, handover packs, warranty correspondence — all carry your branding. We work from your templates if you have them, or build to match.
We talk to your project team. We talk to the customer only when you invite us in. Status reports go to you in your format, not ours.
We respond to every message ourselves. No funnel, no qualification call before a human reply.