Use case · Sales & Distribution

From a depot number to a truck-loading plan.

A volume drop shows up at depot level today. Six weeks later it shows up as lost share. The chain that closes that gap is three questions long, and Theovya runs all three on the same data.

Step

03 of 03

Answers

what should we do

Engine

Optimization Engine

Status

on the roadmap

Step 03 · Optimization Engine

On the roadmap

What should we do?

Cheapest replenishment and loading plan that keeps depot service above 97%.

Solver output: how much of each SKU moves to which depot, on which truck, on which day, under real vehicle, warehouse and empties-pool constraints.

Replenishment and truck-loading plan Illustrative figures
−11% freight cost Service ≥ 97%

Terms on this page

Depot service
The share of orders a depot fills from stock.
Empties pool
The returnable bottles and crates collected from the market for refilling.
Solver
An optimization algorithm that finds the best plan satisfying every constraint.

How the Optimization Engine gets there

  1. 01The same proprietary agentic structure as prediction, applied to prescriptive questions, starting from forecasts the Prediction Engine already produced.
  2. 02The agent translates the business problem into a formal model: decision variables, constraints, and an objective.
  3. 03Exact methods (linear and mixed-integer programming solvers) run where provable optimality is achievable.
  4. 04Heuristics and metaheuristics take over where problem scale demands fast, high-quality approximate solutions.

On the roadmap. Turns Prediction Engine output into constrained, actionable decisions.

Explore the Optimization Engine

What changes

The relay today

The relay often never starts. OR talent is rationed to a handful of flagship projects.

With Theovya

Solver-grade decisions on every planning question, not just the six-month engagements.

The same three questions every distribution business asks. The difference is that here they are asked by the same person, on the same afternoon.

Prove it on your data before you commit to anything.

The Analytics Engine is live and connects read-only to systems already in place. There is no migration, no warehouse project, and nothing to rip out to find out whether this works.

Request a conversation

Use case · Sales & Distribution

From a depot number to a truck-loading plan.

A volume drop shows up at depot level today. Six weeks later it shows up as lost share. The chain that closes that gap is three questions long, and Theovya runs all three on the same data.

Step

03 of 03

Answers

what should we do

Engine

Optimization Engine

Status

on the roadmap

Step 03 · Optimization Engine

On the roadmap

What should we do?

Cheapest replenishment and loading plan that keeps depot service above 97%.

Solver output: how much of each SKU moves to which depot, on which truck, on which day, under real vehicle, warehouse and empties-pool constraints.

Replenishment and truck-loading plan Illustrative figures
−11% freight cost Service ≥ 97%

Terms on this page

Depot service
The share of orders a depot fills from stock.
Empties pool
The returnable bottles and crates collected from the market for refilling.
Solver
An optimization algorithm that finds the best plan satisfying every constraint.

How the Optimization Engine gets there

  1. 01The same proprietary agentic structure as prediction, applied to prescriptive questions, starting from forecasts the Prediction Engine already produced.
  2. 02The agent translates the business problem into a formal model: decision variables, constraints, and an objective.
  3. 03Exact methods (linear and mixed-integer programming solvers) run where provable optimality is achievable.
  4. 04Heuristics and metaheuristics take over where problem scale demands fast, high-quality approximate solutions.

On the roadmap. Turns Prediction Engine output into constrained, actionable decisions.

Explore the Optimization Engine

What changes

The relay today

The relay often never starts. OR talent is rationed to a handful of flagship projects.

With Theovya

Solver-grade decisions on every planning question, not just the six-month engagements.

The same three questions every distribution business asks. The difference is that here they are asked by the same person, on the same afternoon.

Prove it on your data before you commit to anything.

The Analytics Engine is live and connects read-only to systems already in place. There is no migration, no warehouse project, and nothing to rip out to find out whether this works.

Request a conversation