HEGLA-HANIC Demonstrates How AI Is Streamlining Glass Processing Workflows

Date: 7 August 2026

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HEGLA-HANIC

Date: 7 August 2026

Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly practical role in the glass industry, helping manufacturers simplify processes, reduce errors and improve operational efficiency.

HEGLA-HANIC is showcasing how AI-powered software solutions can automate routine tasks while supporting employees in their daily work.

According to Dr. Jan Schäpers, CEO of HEGLA-HANIC GmbH, AI delivers the greatest value where repetitive tasks consume time and are prone to human error, allowing employees to focus on higher-value activities.

HEGLA-HANIC Demonstrates How AI Is Streamlining Glass Processing Workflows

HEGLA-HANIC's AI solutions automatically process incoming orders from multiple sources—including emails, digital forms, photos, EDI files and even fax—checking them for plausibility, correcting inconsistencies and transferring approved data directly into the glass365 ERP system.

HEGLA-HANIC Demonstrates How AI Is Streamlining Glass Processing Workflows

The company's AI capabilities also extend to automated quotation generation, real-time price calculations and intelligent inventory management with raw glass purchase recommendations. Together, these technologies help glass processors improve productivity, increase accuracy and optimize purchasing decisions.

As digitalization continues to reshape the glass industry, HEGLA-HANIC demonstrates how artificial intelligence is becoming an important driver of efficiency, quality and competitiveness across glass processing operations.

HEGLA-HANIC Demonstrates How AI Is Streamlining Glass Processing Workflows

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