Truvant Selects QAD | Redzone to Power Global Transformation and Build an AI-Enabled Manufacturing Enterprise
Truvant, a global packaging and co-manufacturing solutions provider, has selected QAD | Redzone as its strategic technology partner to transform and unify its operations across North America and Europe. Announced on October 28, 2026, the initiative aims to establish a connected, AI-enabled manufacturing enterprise through a cloud-based platform.
The transformation will bring together three major solutions: QAD Adaptive ERP, Redzone Connected Workforce and ChampionAI. These technologies will help Truvant connect enterprise planning with production-floor activities, improve operational visibility and support business growth across its seven campuses.
Bringing Global Manufacturing Operations Together
As manufacturing businesses expand across multiple locations, managing different systems, workflows and reporting processes becomes increasingly complex. Truvant aims to address these challenges by implementing a common global operating platform.
Through QAD Adaptive ERP, the company plans to standardise important business functions, including production planning, inventory management, quality control, procurement and financial operations.
The platform will establish shared data standards and consistent workflows across its manufacturing locations. This approach is expected to simplify operational management, improve decision-making and support faster integration of newly acquired businesses.
Combining ERP, Connected Workforce and AI
The transformation includes three complementary technologies designed to improve different areas of manufacturing operations.
- QAD Adaptive ERP: Will serve as the enterprise foundation, connecting planning, inventory, quality, procurement and finance.
- Redzone Connected Workforce: Will support frontline employees through real-time production visibility, team collaboration and operational coaching.
- ChampionAI: Will help automate workflows and support decision-making across supply chain, procurement and production activities.
Together, these solutions aim to connect management decisions with actual manufacturing activities. By making operational information more accessible, Truvant expects to improve coordination between production teams and business leaders.
Supporting Business Growth and Operational Efficiency
Truvant operates seven campuses across the United States and Poland, serving consumer brands in industries such as food and beverage, beauty and personal care, health and wellness, household products and pet care.
The new technology initiative will follow a repeatable implementation approach, allowing standardised processes to be configured once and replicated across different locations.
This strategy is particularly important as the company continues expanding through acquisitions and organic growth. A unified technology foundation can help reduce disconnected systems, simplify onboarding and maintain consistent operating standards.
The expected benefits include improved customer delivery, stronger production visibility, faster decisions, reduced operational complexity and better resource utilisation.
Conclusion
Truvant’s selection of QAD | Redzone highlights the growing role of cloud ERP, connected workforce technologies and artificial intelligence in modern manufacturing.
By combining QAD Adaptive ERP, Redzone Connected Workforce and ChampionAI, the company is building a foundation for more connected, consistent and scalable operations.
The initiative also demonstrates how manufacturers can use integrated ERP and AI technologies to strengthen supply chain coordination, improve production performance and prepare their businesses for future growth.