DRYA stack built for industry, not demos.
Applied AI on the repeatable work, engineers on the hard parts, and automation that holds up on a shop floor. The technology behind Netrecx procurement and Mecwerx execution.
Software where it compounds. Engineers where it matters.
We automate the repeatable part of industrial work — matching, comparison, decisioning, tracking — and keep engineers on the parts that actually need judgement.
Applied AI
Requirement extraction, supplier matching, quote comparison and decision support. Narrow models on repeatable work, not general-purpose chat.
Procurement intelligence
Landed-cost benchmarking, price-history checks and compliance validation built into the sourcing path, not bolted on after.
Industrial automation
PLC, drives, robotics, machine safety and control systems engineered for continuous production.
Industrial data
Machine connectivity and production analytics that produce decisions rather than dashboards nobody opens.
Traceability
Every requirement, quote, approval and dispatch carries an audit trail — a tender requirement, not a feature.
Platform
Secure, scalable infrastructure behind netrecx.com, built to survive enterprise procurement and audit.
Two products, one technology base.
Netrecx — the decision engine
Six engines carry a requirement end to end: ProcureAI reads it, SupplierIQ finds who can supply it, QuoteSense makes quotes comparable, CostIQ checks the price is fair, TenderAI validates compliance, ProjectSync tracks it to your gate.
Mecwerx — the execution layer
The same discipline applied to physical delivery: engineered design, manufacture, automation integration, installation and commissioning — delivered by one accountable company.
Measured, not claimed.
Cycle time, landed cost, lead-time adherence, OEE. If a number is not measured, we do not put it on a slide.
Questions buyers ask us.
Straight answers to what procurement heads, plant heads and tender buyers ask before they send a requirement.
What does the AI in Netrecx actually do?
It handles the repeatable part of procurement: reading a requirement from an RFQ, BOM, tender or drawing, matching it to suppliers who can genuinely fulfil it, normalising quotes to landed cost, checking the price against history, validating compliance, and tracking the order to your gate. Engineers handle the judgement calls.
Is our enquiry data kept confidential?
Yes. Requirements, drawings and pricing shared with Dryshades companies are treated as confidential commercial information and are not shared with other buyers. See the privacy policy for how data is handled.
What automation technologies do you work with?
PLC and drive systems, HMI and SCADA, robotics and pick-and-place, machine safety, vision and sensing, material handling controls, plus machine connectivity and production analytics for lines that need to report their own performance.