AMSynchro · The end-to-end solution
Connect the physical journey to the digital record.
AMSynchro is THINKITTECH’s solution in development for connecting material history, genealogy and IoT observations with manufacturing and quality records. Explore the approach and discuss which functions fit your workflow.
AMSynchro is available for evaluation with full access to the platform. Development continues on the wider digital assurance solution.
The digital thread
One connected history.
Materials & suppliers
Source lots, declarations and origin records
Containers & site locations
IoT telemetry, handling events and movements
Builds & parts
Material relationships and manufacturing records
Quality & decisions
Inspection evidence, risk signals and review
Traceability · Genealogy · Telemetry
Conceptual system scope, including material reuse loops.
Available for evaluation
Work with the platform.
An evaluation includes full access to AMSynchro. These functions are available today.
Current platform functions
- Material specifications
- Material characterisation (laboratory results)
- Build, sieve and combine operations
- Inventory management
- Device and machine management
The wider digital assurance scope
Trace the journey.
Understand the evidence.
- End-to-end traceability
- Link supplier, lot, container, site location, build and part identifiers to events and source records. Follow the chain of custody and find the evidence behind each step.
- Material genealogy
- Connect source lots to their descendants through splits, blends, sieving, reuse and build allocation. Preserve the relationships needed to trace contributing material through successive cycles.
- IoT telemetry & site context
- Bring together available measurements from connected containers and site locations, with timestamps, device identity and handling events. Keep a reading linked to its source and relevant material, and make gaps in coverage visible.
- Manufacturing & quality evidence
- Relate genealogy and telemetry to build records, laboratory results, inspections and nonconformance evidence. Support reviewable evidence records for qualification and audit activities.
- Predictive quality assurance
- Our development objective is to use connected history and telemetry to identify potential quality risks earlier and help prioritise verification. Predictive signals and warning logic must be evaluated against the agreed data and use case.
- Accountable decisions
- Connect the reviewer, supporting evidence, disposition and follow-up action. The solution supports existing qualification and quality processes; testing and authorised release remain with the responsible organisation.
These capabilities describe the wider solution and development direction. The functions available for evaluation are listed above; integration needs and additional development are agreed around your workflow.
The IoT layer
Physical context for the digital thread.
Connected containers and site locations give the solution a link to the physical world. Their data becomes useful when it can be related to material identity, genealogy and the manufacturing events that follow.
Connected containers
Associate container identity, available sensor measurements and handling events with the material it holds. The container concept illustrates one part of the data-collection layer.
Site locations
Relate material and container movements to defined storage, handling and production locations. IoT readings associated with these locations add context to the same history, including during handovers.
Sensors, measured conditions, location coverage and connectivity are specified for each proposed evaluation.
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A look inside AMSynchro
Genealogy and telemetry, in context.
Two selected demo screenshots show material relationships and sensor history. Read the steps below, then enlarge either view to inspect the same image.
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Follow the contributing material
Genealogy view: the relationships between material records. Demo interface shown in English.
- Start with the three source batches at the top. Each has its own material-group record.
- Follow the arrows through sample and approval events. The separate histories remain visible before blending.
- The three paths meet at a blend event, leading to the resulting material group at the bottom.
The diagram shows recorded relationships. An approval label alone does not establish material conformity or authorise a part for use.
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Review condition history
Telemetry view: condition trends, events and location context. Demo interface shown in English.
- The four charts display humidity, oxygen, pressure and temperature across the selected time range.
- Highlighted event markers give points in the timeline to inspect alongside the readings.
- The location panel adds map context. This screenshot does not establish a link to the batches in the separate genealogy view.
Condition readings provide context for investigation. They do not, by themselves, identify contamination or certify powder or part quality.
Screenshots supplied by THINKITTECH, labelled June 2026; demo interface in English. The application version and underlying data provenance are not stated. These views illustrate the interface, not a customer deployment or a validated quality result. Current functions and evaluation scope are confirmed in discussion.
Explore the AMSynchro product websiteBuilt around the wider workflow.
The digital thread connects existing supplier, manufacturing and inspection evidence with material relationships and IoT observations. This creates the basis for following a part back to its source material and understanding the events along the way.
Integration starts with the systems and records a team already uses. A scoped evaluation establishes the identifiers, data sources, interfaces and evidence requirements needed to connect them.
Evaluation access
AMSynchro is available for evaluation with full access to the platform. Development continues on the wider digital assurance solution.
We agree the evaluation arrangements, integration needs and any additional development around your workflow.
Evaluate AMSynchro
Full platform access. A focused evaluation.
Start with one material journey or review question. In the introduction, describe the records you already hold, the team involved and the decision you want the evidence to support. Share a description first; sensitive files can follow under agreed confidentiality arrangements.
Items to agree together
- The material journey, genealogy, site locations and quality records in scope.
- How the available platform functions fit your workflow, and whether additional development or integration is needed.
- Customer inputs, disclosure boundaries and access arrangements.
- How evidence gaps and exceptions will be recorded.
- The proposed output, review responsibilities, acceptance criteria and final decision, together with any cost, timing and support commitments. These need an agreed scope before an evaluation starts.