The platform
Opservor HQ
One command surface for every operation your enterprise runs.
One command surface for every operation your enterprise runs.
Every department reports into one surface, colour-coded so severity reads before you have finished scanning the row.
▲ 6.2% vs last week
Steady across all routes
Approaching capacity ceiling
Requires action this shift
Per day, across four sites
98.5% reorder accuracy
Within tolerance
Productivity index 89
Each module ships complete — schema, security policy and interface — then starts feeding Guardian.
Site management, shift productivity, dock utilisation and order throughput measured against every shift.
Vehicle registry, trip logging, distance and fuel capture, with utilisation rolled up per vehicle.
SKU master, stock movements in and out, reserved quantities and reorder thresholds with low-stock flagging.
Cost centres, revenue and expense capture, budget tracking and variance against year-to-date allocation.
Departments, employee records, daily attendance and periodic performance review against rating bands.
Incident capture, inspection records, and a cross-module reporting suite spanning every operation above.
The same intelligence, shaped for where the work happens.
The desktop command surface — every department on one screen, built for Guardian to read continuously.
Operational health, Guardian insight and today's priorities for the people who are never at a desk.
One pane of glass across departments that have never shared a system, let alone a definition of throughput.
Critical events are captured and ranked by impact rather than by the order they arrived. Automatic detection from thresholds and anomalies is in development.
Forecasting will be built on your own operational history, not an industry average that describes nobody.
Cut the data by site, shift, vehicle, cost centre or period. Scheduled delivery is in development.
Will connect to the ERP, TMS, WMS and telematics already running. No rip-and-replace programme.
Row-level isolation per company, enforced in the database rather than hoped for in the application.
