Operational Response Engine
ORE connects your orders, inventory, suppliers, freight and customers, then answers the questions your team actually asks. A real calculation engine works out every figure first. The AI explains what it means and what to do next.
Connects to the systems you already run
See it answer
Pick a question. The figures here are example data, but the shape is exactly what ORE gives you: the finding first, the evidence underneath and the next action attached.
Every figure is computed from your connected data before the AI says a word about it. Bring your own question to the demo and we'll run it live.
Book a demo with your questionWhich SKUs will stock out in the next 14 days?
Three SKUs will run out before their next delivery can arrive. The most urgent is SKU-0225 Olex TPS Standard: 194 units on hand is about 11 days of cover, against a 14-day supplier lead time.
Next actionRaise a purchase order for SKU-0225 today. The supplier and suggested quantity are already filled in.
Why did our freight cost jump this month?
Freight rose $28.8K, from 6.1% to 7.4% of order value. Most of it came from Meridian Freight's regional runs, where the average delay also climbed to 2.1 days and orders were upgraded to express to catch up.
Next actionCompare Meridian's regional rates against your two other carriers. Atlas has the lane-by-lane view ready.
Which customers should we be worried about?
Globex Corp ordered 45% less this quarter, putting $312K of annual revenue at risk. Two more accounts are cooling: order frequency is down and the gaps between orders are getting longer.
Next actionA Signal has gone to Leo in sales with Globex's order history attached, so the call happens this week.
Forecast revenue for the next 90 days.
Revenue is trending up, projected to grow 12% over the next 90 days, from $1.84M to $2.06M. The range widens further out, so treat the last month as a band, not a promise.
Next actionDemand for your top 20 SKUs has been re-forecast too. Reorder points update automatically.
The principle
Generic AI tools hand raw rows to a language model and hope it spots the trend. It can't reliably compute a percentage, has no statistical basis for saying revenue is declining, and will confidently invent a number.
ORE works the other way round. Every figure is computed by a dedicated analytics engine first, and the model is only allowed to explain the finished result.
How the platform works"Which carriers are blowing out delivery times?"
Works out what you are really asking: a ranking, a trend, a comparison or a root cause.
Pulls exactly the rows it needs from your connected systems.
Computes totals, changes, correlations and statistical checks.
Exact figures, with the chart and the evidence attached.
Explains the finished result in plain language. It is told not to recalculate.
The finding first, then the chart, then what to do next.
How it works
Connect your ERP, eCommerce store, WMS or spreadsheets. ORE maps them into one structured picture of orders, stock, freight, suppliers and customers.
The engine computes rankings, trends, comparisons, correlations and forecasts, with real statistics behind every one.
Ask in plain language. The reply leads with the finding that matters, with the figures and chart underneath.
Prospectors raise Signals to the right person and reports arrive on schedule. The next step is always attached.
What it does
"Top customers by gross profit this quarter" gets a ranked answer and the right chart, straight from your own data.
Revenue and SKU demand with upper and lower bounds, deliberately conservative when there isn't much history.
The order, freight cost or supplier behaving differently from the norm, tagged critical, high, medium or info.
AI analysts for inventory, purchasing, sales, customers, logistics and finance. They run every hour and report what changed.
Share a finding with a note, @mention a colleague and keep the decision attached to the data that prompted it.
Ask for the whole picture, or have monthly operations and supplier reviews generated on schedule as board-ready PDFs.
Where it fits
ORE comes from a Brisbane operations consultancy that also designs and builds warehouse, transport, CRM, ERP and payroll systems. If your data is scattered across spreadsheets and disconnected tools, we can sort that out first, then point ORE at it.
Book a 30-minute demo on real supply chain data. We'll show ORE computing the answer, then talk through what it would take to point it at yours.
