Solutions

You do not buy a platform. You buy an operation that already runs.

Each operation here is a step into the autonomous era, and it goes live on your systems in two weeks.

The solutions, by industry

The workflows, already built for each operation

Each operation arrives with its workflows and agents already built. Choose an industry to see the systems, rules and vocabulary it runs on.

Every 3.7 years

How often a company can now expect a supply chain disruption lasting a month or longer. Over a decade that costs almost 45% of one year’s profits.

McKinsey · Risk, resilience and rebalancing in global value chains
HITL

Requisition Processing

Requisition Management

Turns a drafted need into a validated requisition routed on the ERP own release strategy, so nothing is approved by a chain we invented.

Run by Requisition Specialist · background

Autonomous

Requisition Change and Cancellation

Requisition Management

Changes or withdraws a requisition safely, taking account of how far it has already been converted.

Run by Requisition Specialist · background

HITL

Waiver Review

Competition Waiver Approval

Scores a submitted waiver against the actual policy clauses, names what is missing, and shows the precedents, so approvals stop being a matter of which officer picked it up.

Run by Procurement Compliance Analyst · background

HITL

Tender Issue

Sourcing Event Management

Assembles the tender or quotation pack from the template library and takes it to the chosen market.

Run by Strategic Sourcing Specialist · background

HITL

Bid Compliance Check

Sourcing Event Management

Checks every bid for responsiveness and completeness, verifies the arithmetic and normalises the offers to a comparable basis, so the committee scores on merit rather than on…

Run by Strategic Sourcing Specialist · background

HITL

Contract Preparation

Contract Award

Drafts the contract from the agreed terms and, in the same pass, captures the obligations and commercial terms as structure so the rest of the contract life can be run rather than…

Run by Contract Specialist · background

Autonomous

Contract Activation

Contract Award

Makes a signed contract live everywhere it has to be live: the agreement, the price conditions and the buying channel.

Run by Contract Specialist · background

HITL

Contract Amendment

Contract Administration

Varies a live contract and carries the change through to the systems that price against it.

Run by Contract Specialist · background

HITL

Contract Obligation Monitoring

Contract Administration

Watches obligations, milestones, volume commitments and expiry dates on live contracts, and raises what is about to be missed.

Run by Contract Specialist · background

Autonomous

Purchase Order Creation

Purchase Order Management

Turns an approved requisition into an accurate order priced from the contract and transmits it.

Run by Purchasing Coordinator · background

Autonomous

Framework Call-off

Purchase Order Management

Releases an order against an existing global or regional agreement, which is how a multinational actually buys most of what it buys.

Run by Purchasing Coordinator · background

Autonomous

Purchase Order Change

Purchase Order Management

Handles a changed date, quantity or price on a live order and keeps the supplier and the record in step.

Run by Purchasing Coordinator · background

The new workforce

Agents with real responsibilities

Every agent sits in a real team, carries named workflows, holds an authority you set and answers to a named person.

Every agent the Supply Chain OS activates.

Procurement Operations

AssistantSpecialist

Contract Specialist

Contracting

Prepares and administers contracts, and captures their obligations and commercial terms as structure so the rest of the contract life can be run.

Carries

  • Contract Preparation
  • Contract Activation
  • Contract Amendment

Answers to Contracts Manager

Freight Logistics

BackgroundAnalyst

Transport Analyst

Transportation Planning

Keeps an honest picture of where every load is, works the exceptions, measures emissions, and reads the network for where cost really sits.

Carries

  • Shipment Tracking
  • Delay Notification
  • Transport Exception Resolution

Answers to Transportation Manager

Freight Logistics

BackgroundSpecialist

Carrier Coordinator

Carrier Management

Tenders loads down the agreed sequence, sources spot capacity when it runs out, and keeps the routing guide honest on evidence.

Carries

  • Carrier Tender
  • Spot Rate Sourcing
  • Carrier Scorecard Production

Answers to Carrier Manager

Asset Maintenance

BackgroundAnalyst

Reliability Engineer

Reliability Engineering

Scores criticality, tests whether each maintenance strategy is working, drives failures to root cause, and computes asset health.

Carries

  • Criticality Scoring
  • Strategy Effectiveness Review
  • Maintenance Strategy Revision

Answers to Reliability Engineering Manager

Field Service

BackgroundSpecialist

Service Contract Administrator

Service Contracts

Gets a signed agreement live in the operation, watches every promise while it can still be kept, and surfaces renewals with their margin.

Carries

  • Contract Administration
  • Renewal Management
  • Promise Tracking

Answers to Service Contracts Manager

Field Service

BackgroundSpecialist

Remote Support Specialist

Remote Support and Knowledge

Diagnoses the asset before anyone travels, applies the fix remotely where it can, and captures what worked for next time.

Carries

  • Remote Diagnosis
  • Remote Fix Delivery
  • Expert Escalation

Answers to Knowledge Manager

Asset Maintenance

AssistantPlanner

Maintenance Planner

Maintenance Planning and Scheduling

Generates the preventive work, triages what the business asks for, and builds the job pack a crew can actually work from.

Carries

  • Preventive Work Generation
  • Work Request Triage
  • Job Pack Preparation

Answers to Planning and Scheduling Manager

Network Operations

ServiceSpecialist

Incident Manager

Incident and Problem Management

Sizes and drives incidents, keeps affected customers informed, and coordinates the restoration when an outage goes major.

Carries

  • Incident Triage
  • Incident Progress Management
  • Customer Impact Notification

Answers to Incident and Problem Manager

Maritime Operations

BackgroundSpecialist

Chartering Coordinator

Chartering Operations

Turns instructions into an operational plan, computes laytime against the clauses as it runs, and assembles the demurrage claim inside the time bar.

Carries

  • Voyage Instruction Processing
  • Laytime Calculation
  • Demurrage Claim Preparation

Answers to Chartering Operations Coordinator

What was always missing

Four decades of software organised the work. None of it ran the work.

One requisition crosses the ERP, the supplier portal, the contract store, the risk database and the payment system, and a vendor that owns one of those five was never in a position to carry it across the other four.

ERP

SAP, Oracle, Workday

Business data: entities, records and transactions

Enterprise transactions, the system of record

RPA

UiPath, Automation Anywhere

User interaction: keystrokes, screens and clicks

Repetitive, rules-based tasks that mimic people

AI models

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google

General intelligence: language, reasoning and generation

Answers, content and agents a company must build into its operations

ExpertOps AI

Autonomous Operations OS

The operation itself: processes, workflows and decisions across every system

The operation, run end to end across enterprise systems and AI models

The shift already under way

Give the operation its weeks back

A routine purchase order holds four hours of real work and takes six weeks to land, and the difference is coordination your best people absorb on top of their own job.

Of real work in it

4.2 hours

Before it lands

46 days

Process cycle efficiency

1.6%

Illustrative: one routine purchase order, approved supplier and standard terms, measured end to end.

The day now

With ExpertOps

Chasing

The day goes on following up on quotes, approvals and status that nobody owns between the steps.

Every transaction is picked up the moment it arrives, through the night, the weekend and the month end close.

Re-reading

Each handoff means reading the whole request again just to understand what is being approved.

One agent carries it end to end, so nothing changes hands and nothing is read twice.

Waiting on a decision

A threshold sends the work into a calendar that is already full, and it waits there for a gap.

Policy, budget and delegated authority are checked the instant it qualifies, so only real exceptions reach a person.

Starting over

One missing field sends the whole transaction back upstream, and the clock restarts with it.

Everything is validated at intake, so incomplete work never enters the workflow and never comes back.

How fast it lands

Live in two weeks. Autonomous from there.

The workflows, the agents, the guardrails and the connectors are modelled before you arrive, which is what makes the first operation a configuration rather than a project.

Pilot

Live in 2 weeks

Pre-built workflows, no rip and replace; we connect your data sources and configure the workflows with your team

Prove

One operation

Agents run gated, so your team approves every call and sees the trace

Scale

The whole function

More workflows, more agents, and the function keeps pace as demand grows

Autonomous

Steady state

Zero touch by default, humans on the exceptions, governed throughout

How you hold us to it

If your operations are not running faster with less manual effort in twelve weeks, you do not move forward.

Start with one operation

Book a 20-minute walkthrough.

Live on your systems in two weeks, measured against a twelve-week commitment. Pick the operation where the weeks go.

Time to a measured answer

ExpertOps, one operation

2 weeks

Point tools, one step each

One procurement per step

Build it in house

Typically a year or more

Bars drawn to scale against a twenty-four month programme. Building the same operation in house means modelling every process before a line of code is written, which is most of the cost and none of the value.