We build and run AI automations for businesses in Eccles and across western Salford. Eccles’ own industrial stock sits around M60 junction 11: Barton Business Park on Cawdor Street, the Port Salford distribution sites and the new Westside units by the Salford stadium. MediaCityUK is a short Metrolink ride away at Salford Quays, and Trafford Park is across the canal in Trafford.
What we automate in Eccles and Salford
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Logistics and distribution
Dock bookings, carrier updates and proof-of-delivery matching for the sites around Port Salford and Barton.
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Manufacturing and chemicals
Batch records, safety data sheets and customer certificate requests produced from the systems you already run.
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Media and creative
Deliverable tracking, approvals and weekly client status reports for production companies at Salford Quays.
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Construction
Subcontractor compliance, site diaries and valuation paperwork chased and filed on a schedule.
Business in Eccles and Salford, briefly
- Salford’s industrial business base grew 19% between 2019 and 2023, against 2% across Greater Manchester, and numbers almost 2,000 firms and 23,000 jobs city-wide. Invest in Salford, 2025
- Port Salford already hosts Great Bear (280,000 sq ft) and Rhenus (50,000 sq ft). PLP
- Westside, 105,000 sq ft of industrial units next to the Salford stadium, is under construction for autumn 2027. Place North West
An example automation
Production company example. An illustration, not a client result.
Questions from Eccles businesses
Is Eccles within your on-site area?
Yes, about 25 minutes from us. We run the two scoping sessions in person, build remotely, and come back for the handover. After that you hear from us monthly, or sooner if something fails.
We’re at Salford Quays, not Eccles. Does that change anything?
No. We work on site across Salford and Trafford Park as well as Eccles, and the Quays is a short Metrolink ride from here.
We’re a production company with no in-house developers.
You don’t need any. We run and monitor what we build, and the documentation is written for whoever takes it on after us.
Our chemical records live in a system with no API.
We’ll read them through scheduled exports or the database. Which route we use is written into the scope, along with every other integration, before we quote.