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Zyvean is a software company that builds custom operations software. For manufacturers it builds production planning, work orders, raw materials control, product costing, machine maintenance, a plant app for operators and a distributor portal, connected to the tools they already use. Then it stays to integrate, support and keep improving them.

Small and mid-size plants: food and beverage, plastics and chemicals, metal and machinery, textiles and consumer goods. Zyvean's specialty is production planning and the plant floor, and keeping the office and the plant on the same page.

Built around your plant. Zyvean doesn't start from a software package: it maps how work flows from the customer order to finished goods, then designs the software from there. Each module works on its own or together with the others as one operating layer.

Yes. Integration is part of every Zyvean project: the software connects to the systems you already run, such as your ERP or accounting, your inventory tools and your spreadsheets, so orders, stock and costs stay in sync instead of being typed twice.

Yes. Zyvean builds and runs the platform behind LDR, a logistics company that ships worldwide. Manufacturing is a newer market for Zyvean, which is why the first companies get an initial offer.

One focused module (work orders, raw materials, product costing, maintenance or the plant app) costs $5,000–8,000, as an initial offer for selected manufacturers. Several connected modules start at $15,000, and a full manufacturing platform across plants starts at $40,000. The final investment depends on the number of lines and plants, integrations, users and scope.

With a free audit. You fill out a short form, and Zyvean sends a 5-page audit of where your production loses the most time or money. If there's a fit, a one-page proposal follows with the module, what's included, a fixed price and the launch date.

It depends on scope: one module is usually live in 4 to 6 weeks, while a platform across several plants takes longer. Zyvean's proposal includes the implementation plan, so you know the timeline before you commit.

Yes. Zyvean builds, integrates and operates: the first module includes 30 days of adjustments after launch, and after that Zyvean stays to support the software and keep improving it as your plant changes.

Write to hello@zyvean.com or request a free audit from this site. Zyvean replies within one business day, in English or Spanish.

Request the free audit. Zyvean looks at how your production runs today and points to the area worth fixing first, what it would include and what it would cost. It's free and comes with no obligation.