Industries
Built for the plants around the port.
Coastal Georgia machines aircraft parts, stamps car parts, mills paper, processes food and fabricates steel, then ships it through the Port of Savannah.
Aerospace components
What we see
RFQs arrive with drawings and specs attached. First-article paperwork and the certification trail often take longer than the part itself. Estimates live in inboxes and spreadsheets while the floor waits.
Where Keel fits
Quote, Floor
Automotive components
What we see
Just-in-time windows to the OEM leave no slack. Schedules live in spreadsheets. Scrap gets counted after the fact. New supplier plants in Bulloch, Effingham, Chatham, Bryan and Liberty counties need systems that match the line.
Where Keel fits
Schedule, Floor
Metal fabrication and machining
What we see
Quotes are built by hand. The schedule lives on a whiteboard. Travelers are paper. Thirty open jobs, and the plan sits in one person's head until something breaks.
Where Keel fits
Quote, Schedule, Floor
Food and beverage processing
What we see
Lot tracing, changeovers and sanitation logs stay on paper. Audits ask for a trail the floor can't produce without a scramble.
Where Keel fits
Floor, Connect
Building and forest products
What we see
Orders, yard inventory and trucks never agree. What left the mill, what sits in the yard, and what the trucker was told are three different stories by noon.
Where Keel fits
Schedule, Connect
Distribution and warehousing
What we see
Dock appointments slip. Detention fees show up on the invoice. Labor gets planned by gut. Port-adjacent warehouses move freight all day with no shared dock schedule.
Where Keel fits
Schedule, Connect