



A Fortune Global 500 chemical manufacturer faced high maintenance costs, fragmented systems, and limited project visibility. Aligned Automation developed a configurable web-based Engineering Service Request (ESR) application with role-based controls and a unified repository, achieving 10% error reduction, 15-20% cost savings, and a 50-100% increase in user adoption within the first year.
A Fortune Global 500, one of the largest chemical companies in the world. This $47 billion multinational chemical company employs around 19,000 people and is a global leader in innovation, consistently developing high-quality chemicals, polymers, fuels, and technologies.
The organization’s CMS reporting process was heavily manual, time-consuming, and difficult to scale.
Significant effort was required to clean, prepare, and consolidate data before reports could even be generated. Reporting workflows relied on spreadsheets and disconnected systems, leading to delays, inconsistencies, and limited confidence in outputs.
At the same time, there was no centralized view of reporting requirements or data sources, making it difficult to standardize reporting or increase frequency without adding more manual effort.
Aligned Automation designed and implemented a centralized, automated data platform to transform CMS reporting into a scalable, real-time capability.
Built on Amazon Web Services, the solution consolidates data from multiple CMS systems into a unified environment, enabling automated data ingestion, processing, and report generation.
A structured approach was taken to align reporting outputs with management requirements, while automation eliminated manual steps and improved consistency across workflows.
Key capabilities included:
Reporting evolved from a manual, fragmented process into a centralized, automated system.
Teams can now generate reports more frequently, with greater accuracy and consistency, while leadership gains real-time visibility into performance, enabling faster and more informed decision-making.


