Solution

AI-driven supply chain transformation, operationalized.

We rebuild the operating logic that decides what gets made, allocated, stocked, and shipped: allocation and node design, demand sensing, inventory and working capital, planning and procurement, and fulfillment, run through a control-tower, single-pane-of-glass interface where every agent decision is inspectable. Twelve-week outcome-staked cycles, named senior experts orchestrating AI agents, value verified by your ROI-approving stakeholders.

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The pattern

Cost and working capital scale with complexity.

Every new SKU, channel, node, and supplier adds inventory, adds a planning step, and adds cash trapped on the balance sheet. The supply chain grows cost and working capital in lockstep with complexity: safety stock sized for a forecast that no longer holds, allocation rules nobody can explain, and fulfillment that misses the promise. The usual fix is another planning tool layered on top of the old logic, which moves the spreadsheet around without changing the decision.

And the AI work stalls. Demand sensing and allocation pilots prove out in a notebook and then never reach the live allocation engine or the fulfillment floor, because there is no operating interface to run them through and no operator who trusts a recommendation they cannot inspect. We close that gap: AI agents inside the live operation, surfaced through a control tower you can see into, on cycles that ship a verified outcome your finance and operations leaders can sign.

In operation

Where allocation, inventory, and fulfillment actually live.

Allocation and throughput operations
Allocation and throughput
Inventory and working capital
Inventory and working capital
Planning and fulfillment operations
Planning and fulfillment

What we rebuild

The surfaces that decide cost, cash, and the promise.

We rebuild the operating logic of the supply chain surface by surface, and tie it together through a control tower you can see into. Everything is a glass box: agent decisions are inspectable and traceable, never an opaque recommendation you have to trust on faith. Most programs combine two or three of the surfaces below into a single twelve-week cycle.

Allocation and node design

Rebuild the logic that decides what gets allocated where and which nodes carry what. AI agents tune allocation against real demand and constraints, so service level holds while inventory and cost come down, with every allocation decision inspectable in the control tower.

Demand sensing

Replace the static forecast with a live demand signal that reads orders, point-of-sale, and external signals as they move. Agents sense the shift early and feed it straight into allocation and replenishment, so you carry less to hit the same fill rate.

Inventory and working capital release

Free the cash trapped in the wrong inventory in the wrong nodes. Demand sensing and allocation tuned to real signal let you carry less safety stock at the same service level, releasing working capital off the balance sheet, instrumented against the live baseline.

Planning and procurement

Run planning and procurement as an agent-assisted flow rather than a monthly spreadsheet cycle. Agents draft the plan, size the buy, and flag the exceptions; senior operators own the judgment calls and the supplier relationships that need a human.

Control-tower, single-pane-of-glass interfaces

Build the operating interface that puts allocation, inventory, demand signal, supplier status, and fulfillment on one screen. A glass box, not a black box: every agent recommendation is inspectable, traceable to the data it ran on, and overridable by an operator.

Fulfillment

Rebuild the logic that decides how the promise gets kept: order routing, sourcing, and the trade-off between speed, cost, and service. Agents optimize fulfillment in the live operation so the customer promise lands without the cost of overstock or expedited freight.

Proof

Supply chains instrumented at Fortune 100 scale.

We have stood up instrumented operations and shipped production AI inside asset-heavy operators across real-world industries. The mechanism is the same in the supply chain: a named pod, agents owning the volume, and a baseline your stakeholders sign.

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Twenty-five minute call. A Cycle 1 sketch tied to the allocation, inventory, and fulfillment in your operation right now. Baseline mechanics, named operators, the fastest path to released working capital. No slides, no obligation.

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