Take the shift yourself.
Below is the operator console, replaying one distribution centre from 06:00 to 15:00 at 60 times real speed. Stop it, drag it, change what happens next. It is not a video and there is nothing to book first.
Built for the person running the floor.
One screen, for the person who has to make the call.
Learn
- Process explorer
- The flow the operation actually follows, discovered from the data rather than declared.
- Variant explorer
- One process is written down. The data usually shows several hundred. Each one ranked by how often it runs and how much longer it takes than the clean route.
- Diagnostics
- Each deviating case replayed against the normative model, grouped by root cause.
- Replenishment
- The engine that decides what moves, and what it misses.
Predict
- Control centre
- The shift as it runs. The reasoning chain behind every prediction, traced back to the events it was drawn from.
Act
- The decision surface
- Inside the control centre. The interventions available on the day, ranked, each with its simulated outcome.
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Stop the clock at 06:30
The floor is fine. The console has already called 9 of the 22 sale SKUs to outrun their cover, and named the station that runs dry at 08:59, 2.5 hours out.
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Approve a decision
Every panel switches to that decision’s simulated day: the twin, the KPIs, the log. The baseline toggle puts the untouched morning back, so the two can be read against each other.
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Then approve the other one
The pre-positioning move is the one the engine does not recommend, and approving it says so: a station still runs dry, the peak is still missed. A product that cannot report its own failure is not reporting anything.
Built for the person who owns the network.
One altitude up: which sites are exposed, what it costs if it lands, and whether anyone is already on it.
The same screen the homepage shows as a still, with its numbers switched on: same day, same clock, read at a different altitude. Approve a decision in the console above and this one says an intervention is underway, because it is the same fork and not a second screen describing it. The site count says one because the replay is one distribution centre — a real portfolio ranks every site, and 3 invented ones would have made this look more like the pitch.
What happens after your library.
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Library · free, 3 days
Your failure patterns, from your history.
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Pilot · one site
Live data drives warnings to the shift manager. Nothing is automated or written back. We measure warning time and precision.
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Deployment
In your environment, or operated by pAud under licence. Read-only access to source systems by default.