HVLS and residential ceiling fans with smart comfort controls and integrated order management
Big Ass Fans manufactures high-volume, low-speed ceiling fans for industrial, commercial, and residential spaces. The company is mid-sized, privately held, and engineering-driven — their stack (Epicor Kinetic, Salesforce, MuleSoft, AWS, AutoCAD) reflects a manufacturing operation modernizing its ERP and sales infrastructure. Current hiring is heavily weighted toward sales (7 roles) and ops (6 roles) while actively adopting Agentforce, signaling investment in AI-powered customer engagement and order automation alongside a push to close deals in the new construction channel.
Big Ass Fans designs and manufactures ceiling fans across three segments: HVLS (high-volume, low-speed) units for factories, agricultural facilities, and large indoor spaces; commercial/residential Haiku fans with quiet operation and energy efficiency; and evaporative coolers and lighting. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, the company operates in the United States, Australia, Canada, and Singapore. Products are marketed around energy savings, employee comfort, and LEED compliance. The business serves both end-customers and specifiers (architects, contractors) in new construction and retrofit segments.
Epicor Kinetic (ERP), Salesforce (CRM and orders/warranty), MuleSoft (integration), Ariba (procurement), AWS and Azure (cloud), BigCommerce (e-commerce), and AutoCAD (design). Agentforce adoption is underway for AI-powered customer solutions.
Supply chain resilience (supplier quality, component sourcing, freight costs), inventory compliance, and sales productivity (specification rates and close rates in the new construction channel). Profitability improvements and seasonality management are active internal focus areas.
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