Services · Optimization & operations AI

Optimization that moves the P&L — routes, schedules, resources

Route, scheduling, load and resource optimization modelled on your real constraints and your messy data — engines that cut kilometres, overtime and idle capacity in measurable euros, integrated into the systems your planners already use.

When to call us

Sound familiar?

“Planning still happens in a spreadsheet and a head”

The best planner knows every exception; the plan is only as good as their day — and they are on holiday in August.

“The off-the-shelf optimizer doesn’t fit our rules”

Time windows, skills, vehicle types, union rules, customer priorities — generic tools make you bend the business to the software.

“We suspect there are millions in small inefficiencies”

Empty kilometres, overtime, overstock, missed SLAs — visible in aggregate, invisible in any single decision.

What you get

Outcomes, not deliverables first

Euros, not dashboards

Savings expressed in kilometres, hours, vehicles and service levels — measured against your current plan before and after, on your data.

Your constraints, encoded

Time windows, skills, capacities, regulations and priorities modelled explicitly — the plan respects reality instead of approximating it.

Planners in control

Decision-support first: the engine proposes, people override, and every override teaches the model — adoption follows.

What we deliver

The scope you can actually sign

01

Optimization opportunity scan

Two to three weeks on your historical plans and orders: where the slack is, what an optimizer would realistically recover, what it would cost.

02

Constraint & objective modelling

The business rules, priorities and trade-offs written down and validated with planners — the part that makes or breaks adoption.

03

Optimization engine

Routing, scheduling, load-building, shift or resource allocation — built with proven solvers and heuristics, benchmarked on your data.

04

Forecast & demand inputs

Demand forecasting and ETA prediction feeding the optimizer, so plans are built on what will happen rather than what happened.

05

Integration into planning workflows

APIs and interfaces into your ERP, WMS, TMS or field-service tools; plans land where dispatchers and planners already work.

06

Monitoring & continuous tuning

Plan-quality dashboards, constraint drift alerts, re-tuning as the business changes — the savings stay real after launch.

How it runs

Fixed scope, fixed price per phase — you decide at each step.

Opportunity scan (2–3 weeks)

Historical data in, quantified savings potential and a fixed-price proposal out.

Pilot on one flow (4–8 weeks)

One depot, one region or one team: engine built, results measured against the current plan.

Roll-out & integrate

Remaining flows, integrations, planner training, monitoring.

Regulation & sovereignty

Lighter regulation — with two exceptions worth designing for

Operational optimization is mostly minimal-risk under the AI Act. The exceptions: systems that allocate work, shifts or performance to people fall under worker-facing obligations and social-partner sensitivities, and driver or employee data stays personal data under GDPR. We design the human-in-the-loop and the data minimisation in from the start — and we deploy on your infrastructure.

Questions

Is this the same as OptimizeFlow?

OptimizeFlow is our product for route and field-service optimization — the fastest path when your problem fits it. This service covers the wider space: custom engines for scheduling, load-building and resource allocation, the forecasting that feeds them, and the integration work, with OptimizeFlow or with your own stack.

How much can we realistically save?

Typical ranges in logistics are 5–15 % of kilometres or hours, more where planning is manual — but we refuse to quote your number before the opportunity scan, which measures it on your data.

Our data is messy — does that kill it?

Messy is normal. The opportunity scan tells us what is usable, what needs cleaning and what can be estimated; optimizers are surprisingly tolerant when the constraints are right.

Will our planners accept it?

Only if they stay in control — which is why we build decision support first, keep overrides, and involve planners in the constraint modelling. Adoption is designed, not hoped for.

Start with a 30-minute conversation

Tell us the problem, not a spec. You get an honest read on feasibility, data, compliance exposure and a first step — within one business day.