Lantern Partners AI Enters Manufacturing with Estee Partnership

Feb 22, 2026
Lantern Partners AI has announced a partnership with Estee Manufacturing, marking its entry into the manufacturing sector with its AI-native business resource planning platform, LanternBRP.

Lantern Partners AI has entered the manufacturing industry through a new partnership with Estee Manufacturing, announced in a press release. The collaboration introduces LanternBRP, an AI-native business resource planning platform designed to streamline operational processes for small and mid-sized manufacturers.

Estee, a leading U.S. truck mattress manufacturer based in Chicago, has implemented LanternBRP to replace its legacy ERP system. The company expects to save approximately $4.2 million annually by improving bill of materials management, inventory control, and production scheduling.

The LanternBRP platform, developed by Lantern Partners AI, unifies data systems across departments and provides real-time visibility, automated workflows, and predictive analytics. It integrates with more than 150 systems to support faster, data-driven decision-making and operational efficiency across manufacturing operations.

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