Fleet — Vehicles, trips and the depots they run from Warehouse — Sites, dock use and orders through the door Reports — Performance across every module, in one period Safety — Incidents, inspections and corrective actions Live data — Connections to the systems an operation already runs
The Intelligent Operational Company

One platform.
Every operation.
Nothing taken on trust.

Your systems already hold what you need to know. Opservor connects what they hold, works out what it means, and says what deserves attention today — with the arithmetic shown, and with whatever it could not check named rather than left silent.

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Logistics
Manufacturing
Warehousing
Airports
Retail
Utilities
Mining
Healthcare
How it works

Observe. Understand. Act.

Three capabilities, one continuous loop. Every operation feeds the next decision.

01 — OBSERVE

Total operational visibility

Every vehicle, dock, SKU, shift and cost centre streams into one live picture. No blind spots, no stale spreadsheets, no waiting for the monthly report.

02 — UNDERSTAND

Intelligence, not dashboards

Guardian correlates signals across departments to explain why throughput dropped or costs moved — and shows the reasoning behind every conclusion.

03 — ACT

Decisions before the incident

Ranked, confidence-scored recommendations land where the work happens, so the team acts on the highest-impact move first — not the loudest alert.

The Guardian Engine

The always-on intelligence layer

The Guardian Engine is designed to watch every operation, learn continuously, and act before issues become problems — the difference between a dashboard that reports the past and a system that shapes what happens next.

Operational Memory
∞

Every pattern retained and reused

Decision Latency
<1s

Real-time recommendation delivery

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What it says today

Your stock screen calls this healthy

28 units on hand against a reorder level of 26. Above the line, so nothing is flagged. Seven units a day are leaving and the supplier takes ten.

Critical Inventory

Supplier 9 — BAK-00484, 4 days of cover

Bakery item 484 has 4 days of cover. A replacement order takes about 10 days, so ordering today still leaves 6 days with nothing on the shelf.

Recommended: Raise an order to Supplier 9 for 184 units of BAK-00484.
Units shipped630
Days observed90
Leaving per day7
Available28
On hand46
Reserved18
Reorder level26
Days to zero4

Lead time is assumed at 10 days — no per-supplier lead time is recorded yet, and every finding that relies on it says so.

Not an alert. An alert says a threshold was crossed — which is exactly why 28 against 26 reads as fine.

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Opservor HQ

Mission control for the enterprise

One command surface for fleet, warehouse, inventory, finance and workforce — colour-coded so severity reads at a glance.

Illustrative figures· sample data, shown to demonstrate the interface
Fleet Utilization
94%

▲ 6.2% vs last week

On-Time Delivery
96.8%

Steady across all routes

Dock Utilization
87%

Approaching capacity ceiling

Critical Alerts
2

Requires action this shift

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Analysis

The answer, not the spreadsheet

Operations already produce the numbers. What is missing is the shape of them — whether a thing is improving, which site is dragging, and what needs attention before the shift ends.

Illustrative figures· sample data, shown to demonstrate the interface
Operational health ▲ 34 pts

Composite score, twelve weeks

92/100
12 wks ago now
Utilisation by module

Current period, all sites

Fleet 94% Warehouse 87% Inventory 78% Finance 91% Workforce 83%
On-time delivery ▲ 1.8%

Rolling thirty days

96.8% on time
Signal by severity

Every operation, right now

Healthy 68% Watch 19% Warning 9% Critical 4%
Where the product actually is

What runs today, and what is specified

Every claim on this site sits in one of two columns, and the site says which. Nothing is described as working because it is designed, and nothing is left out because it is not finished yet.

Running todayagainst a connected operation, returning a result you can verify

Days of cover

Divides what left by the days observed, then the stock by that rate.

Found an item with four days of cover sitting above its reorder line, where the stock screen read healthy.

Capacity clash

Reads service bookings against the vehicles a site actually has.

Found two of six vehicles booked into the workshop on the morning dock use had climbed to 94%.

Impossible stock

Refuses to forecast from a balance below zero.

Stock cannot go below nothing. A forecast built on an impossible number is worse than no forecast.

Readiness

Lists the checks that could not run, and why.

Named three depots it could not assess at all, rather than reporting them as clear.

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Answers from the rows your account holds.

Refuses to estimate. A figure it cannot source is a figure it will not give.

Tenant isolation

Forty-one row-level policies in the database itself.

A query cannot reach another company’s data, because the database will not return it — not because the application remembers to filter.

Connectors

Adapters written for Samsara, Motive, Geotab, Fleetio and Zoho.

Written and ready. None is connected to a live account yet, so nothing here has been proven against production data.

Specified, built on demanddesigned in full, and prioritised against what an operation actually needs first

Intelligence Packs

Growth, Improve, Change, Resilience, Strategy, Risk, Simulate, Root, Memory, Proof — and the set grows.

Predictive maintenance

Reading degradation in telemetry and scheduling the intervention before the failure.

Cost correlation

Reading across cost centres to surface what no single owner can see.

Safety patterns

Finding what precedes an incident, while action is still preventive.

Cold chain and dangerous goods

Excursions caught on the leg they happened on. Compliance checked together rather than one audit at a time.

Operational memory

What was tried last time this happened, and what it cost.

A company this size should build the next thing a customer needs rather than the next thing on a roadmap, so the second column is deliberately a queue and not a release schedule. See what the checks found, or read the reasoning behind them.

Industries

Built for every critical operation

Logistics & Fleet

Route optimisation, utilisation tracking and delivery performance across distributed fleets.

Warehousing

Dock scheduling, shift productivity and fulfilment throughput measured every shift.

Manufacturing

Line efficiency, predictive maintenance and downtime prevention at plant scale.

Inventory

SKU-level visibility, dynamic reorder points and stock-out prevention.

Finance

Cost-centre performance, budget variance and margin intelligence in real time.

Workforce & Safety

Attendance, performance and risk-pattern detection before incidents occur.

See your operation clearly

Bring every signal into one place — and act on it the same day.

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