still wine · built 2017
Featuring
BEVM
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BEVMAQ Artificial Recommendation Dispatcher
Tell him what you need. In your language. Even the vague version.
Bevmard is the new shopping agent on bevmaq.com. He reads a half-formed request the way a sales engineer does, checks what is actually available on the floor right now, and stages the inquiry for you. He never buys, reserves or charges anything.
- Typ / Type
- Artificial Recommendation Dispatcher
- Serial
- ARD-0001
- Languages
- 10, and every one you throw at him
- Shift
- 24/7, no coffee breaks
- Inventory
- live from product.bevmaq.com
- Maker
- BMi · BEVMAQ GmbH
still wine · built 2017
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The name on the plate
Three letters. One shift.
Bernard was the colleague who knew every machine in the hall and could translate “something around 2,500 an hour” into a real spec before you finished the sentence. BEVMard is that colleague, on every language, every hour.
Understands the vague version.
Product, container, capacity, budget, the thing you didn't mention: Bevmard reads a half-sentence like an experienced sales engineer, and asks back only when it actually matters.
Matches against what is on the floor.
Every suggestion is checked against BEVMAQ's live inventory before it reaches you. Sold machines don't show up. Reserved ones say so. Three options, ranked, with a reason each.
Routes. Never buys.
Bevmard stages an inquiry with the right machine and the right BEVMAQ contact attached. Nothing is ordered, reserved or charged without a human on both ends of the line.
Multilingual by default
One request. Ten languages. One answer.
The same Syrah line, the same vague brief, in every language bevmaq.com speaks. Bevmard answers in the language you wrote in, and the machines he finds are the same three.
I need a filler for my new Syrah line. Dunno, capacity around 2,500 bottles an hour… got something available?Ich brauch einen Füller für meine neue Syrah-Linie. Keine Ahnung, so um die 2.500 Flaschen die Stunde… habt ihr da was?Il me faut une tireuse pour ma nouvelle ligne Syrah. Je sais pas, environ 2 500 bouteilles/heure… vous avez quelque chose de dispo ?Necesito una llenadora para mi nueva línea de Syrah. No sé, unas 2.500 botellas por hora… ¿tenéis algo disponible?Mi serve una riempitrice per la nuova linea Syrah. Boh, circa 2.500 bottiglie l’ora… avete qualcosa di disponibile?Preciso de uma enchedora para a minha nova linha de Syrah. Sei lá, umas 2.500 garrafas por hora… têm alguma coisa disponível?Ik zoek een vulmachine voor mijn nieuwe Syrah-lijn. Geen idee, zo’n 2.500 flessen per uur… hebben jullie iets?Potrzebuję rozlewaczki do nowej linii Syrah. Nie wiem, jakieś 2 500 butelek na godzinę… macie coś dostępnego?Yeni Syrah hattım için bir dolum makinesi lazım. Bilmiyorum, saatte 2.500 şişe civarı… elinizde bir şey var mı?Potřebuju plničku pro novou linku na Syrah. Nevím, tak 2 500 lahví za hodinu… máte něco k dispozici?Write in any other language. He will answer in it and still find the same three fillers.
Under the hood
Made in-house. Wired to the floor.
Bevmard is built by BMi, BEVMAQ's own intelligence team, on the same product API that runs bevmaq.com. No demo catalogue, no generic chatbot: he only knows machines that exist, and only recommends the ones that are available.
Quick on small talk, thorough on specs.
“Do you ship to Austria?” gets an instant answer. The moment a machine spec is on the table, Bevmard slows down and does the full check: product, container, capacity, availability, and what you did not say.
You see what he is doing, not a spinner.
Status lines (“checking live availability…”) appear while he works, so you know what is happening at every step. That is the little log you saw in the demo above.
Every turn, in the language you wrote.
Switch from German to Polish mid-conversation and he switches with you. He answers in the language of your last message, and the machines he finds stay the same.
Quoted from the floor, approved by a person.
Every price and availability he quotes is read from the inventory at the moment you ask, never from memory. Anything that would change something on our side is staged until someone at BEVMAQ approves it.
No purchase without a person
Bevmard stages inquiries. Your BEVMAQ contact confirms price, delivery and inspection.
Live inventory, not a brochure
Availability is read at the moment you ask. What he shows you can be inspected this week.
Remembers your line, not your data
He keeps your production context for the conversation and forgets what you ask him to forget.
Now on shift
Bevmard is listening.
Bring the brief you would send a colleague at 11 pm: half a sentence, a capacity you are not sure about, a deadline. He'll take it from there.