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Launch-readyHelps heavy-construction companies price bids faster and see what competitors bid, using AI on years of bid history.
Conner Heider · Iowa
I'm Conner Heider. One person, many rooms: the shop floor, the server room, the sales floor, the product room, my garage. I've worked in all of them, and the best fixes come from knowing how the rooms connect.
Today I lead product for AI agents at Epicor. On my own time, I build AI apps.
Sales floor
Sales engineer, then engineer-to-order sales
Shop floor
Ran ERP and MES at a manufacturer
Server room
IT director for 4,000+ users
Demo room
Solution engineer at Epicor
Product room
Product Manager, Prism Agent Foundry
Self-Driven
AI apps, a cafe racer, 1,000+ pizzas
The product room · now
I run product for Prism Agent Foundry, Epicor's platform for building AI agents on top of ERP. In plain terms: it lets the people running a factory or a warehouse ask their business systems questions in plain English and get answers they can act on.
I own the roadmap and launches, run our early customer programs, and take it to market, starting with manufacturing and distribution.
The workshop · what I've built
Every one started with a real person and a real problem.

Helps heavy-construction companies price bids faster and see what competitors bid, using AI on years of bid history.

A shared to-do app I built for my ADHD so my family and I get things done together. On web, iOS, and Android. checkii.app
Also in progress: Lugger (one AI chat across many business apps), Go Shop Floor (work orders for weld shops), and luctance.app (find mental healthcare, fast).
The field · problems I've solved
Pick a room, then a problem. Sometimes the fix is software. Sometimes it's bigger labels.
1 / SAT WITH
The people actually picking, in a dimly lit warehouse.
2 / BROKE IT DOWN
Not a systems problem. A seeing problem. Nobody could read the labels.
3 / SHIPPED
Bigger labels. No software, no project plan. Problem gone.

The rest of the house · about me
When I travel to visit customers and prospects, I get there the day before to walk around and get a feel for who they are and where folks are from. I like to sink into places and people.
Staying grounded in the work, and where it takes place, builds better relationships and better outcomes. My camera usually comes along.




Most mornings
I'm up early in the garage, writing code and finding new music.



