During the "Ten Chains, Hundred Events, Ten Thousand Enterprises" matchmaking series in Zhejiang Province — specifically the automotive parts industry digital-intelligence transformation special session and the SME digital transformation city pilot work exchange meeting — Zhejiang Yahu and Linghe Shuzhi jointly showcased an intelligent application covering the full order chain.
Centering on the complete process of an order from inquiry to delivery, the two parties explored integrating position-level AI digital employees into the company's existing business systems. From customer inquiries and order recognition, to procurement sourcing, production collaboration, quality assurance inspection, and then to shipping and reconciliation, AI digital employees in different positions participate in information processing, business analysis, anomaly alerts, and task execution, demonstrating the direction of AI extending from single-point applications to full-process collaboration.
AI does not replace the company's existing ERP, MES, WMS and other systems. Rather, on the foundation of existing digitalization, it participates in cross-system information processing and business execution, enabling some work that previously relied on manual coordination to gradually achieve intelligent collaboration.
Zhejiang Yahu Chairman Chi Ruiwei introduced that the company currently has about 25 AI positions in operation and plans to complete the deployment and trial operation of 75 AI positions by the end of 2026. Speaking about the current application results, he said the outcomes greatly exceeded expectations.
Regarding this collaboration, Zhejiang Yahu Chairman Chi Ruiwei stated: "The core challenge facing manufacturing enterprises today is not choosing which artificial intelligence tool to use, but driving AI to truly achieve deep adaptation to specific business operations and help enterprises achieve management upgrades. Since its founding, Linghe Shuzhi has been deeply engaged in the manufacturing sector, conducting business in specific industry scenarios. Through this collaboration, we hope not only to solve several efficiency-level issues, but more importantly, to help the enterprise gradually build the capability for continuous iteration of AI applications."
Zhejiang Yahu was founded in 2000, starting from "two punch presses and four and a half people," and has gradually developed into a manufacturing enterprise focused on automotive seat frames and related components. It is reported that in the future, Linghe Shuzhi will continue to work with manufacturing enterprises to promote AI integration into business positions and participation in actual work, allowing enterprise experience to continuously transform into AI productivity.