Software — Theralon
The operating system for physical operations.
Terra models an operation as one system — every asset, site, shipment, supplier and route, and the relationships between them — and reasons forward through it continuously. It identifies the failure before it occurs, traces everything it will reach, and determines the intervention that matters now.
Built for operations, supply chain, logistics, maintenance and planning teams, from freight and terminals to cold chain, rail and fuel.
Built around your data, your systems and how you actually operate, at whatever size the operation is.
In the Command center
With Terra
The drift, the overload, the late linehaul, while there is still time to act.
Every order, appointment, site and customer downstream, and when it lands.
Each recommendation with its signals, its predicted impact and a stated confidence.
Nothing migrated, nothing replaced. Terra works across what they already produce.
Inside Terra
01 — See
Every site, lane, carrier and shipment on one live map, each in its place in the network. Terra marks what is running past its proven limits before it shows up as a missed delivery.
02 — Relieve
When a site runs over, Terra ranks the places that could take the load: spare capacity a day, distance, health, and whether they lean on the same partners.
03 — Plan
The move is drafted with its volume, its dates and its handling guidance, and Terra shows what it does to both sites on their recent peak days before anything is saved.
04 — Search
Ask the record in plain words and Terra returns the answer with the records under it: the late shipments, the units, the days from order to dispatch, by day and by row.
05 — Rehearse
Name the shock, a supplier stopping, a carrier out, a hub down or a surge in demand, and Terra runs it through the live model: which lines and sites fall behind, from when, for how long, and the output lost, in money wherever its value is on record. It shows what diverting the work would change.
Screens from the product, on synthetic data.
Three questions
Terra does. It sees the delay forming and traces every load, appointment and customer it reaches, while there is still time to re-plan.
Terra does. It reads the slow drift that never trips a threshold and traces it to the work, the sites and the customers behind it.
Terra does. It reconciles the records into one view of the operation, with the source of each.
Where it runs
Terra is built for operations where an hour late costs money: freight, terminals, cold chain, rail and fuel, and the plants, fleets and networks behind them.
Freight, 3PL and truckingBefore the next load misses.Brokers, 3PLs, warehouses, carriers and fleets.
Intermodal, transload and river terminalsBefore the clock starts.Railcars, barges, berths, gangs and drays.
Cold chainBefore the load is refused.Late routes, receiving windows and the temperature record.
Short line and regional railBefore the car hire builds.Interchange, free time, car hire and demurrage.
Fuel and propaneBefore the tank runs out.Tank levels and degree days against the routes.
How it works
Terra reads the systems the operation already runs, whatever the sector, and recognises what each one describes: the sites, lines, machines, suppliers, shipments and routes, and how they depend on each other. Every screen then speaks the operation's own words.
It reasons forward continuously: what is changing, what that change will reach, and when it will arrive, while there is still time to act.
It recommends the intervention that matters, with its evidence and a stated confidence, then measures whether each action actually worked.
The Principia
At the centre of Terra is the Principia: a model of the operation that holds every site, line, machine, supplier and shipment, and what each connection between them means for everything downstream. Terra reads the systems an operation already runs — ERP, EAM, MES, WMS, TMS, CMMS, SCADA, industrial IoT and EDI — into that one model, kept as it was known on every past date, and the reasoning loop runs over it without pause.
Inside the Principia →
Capabilities
Terra reads the slow drift that never trips a static threshold — the bearing running warm, the carrier slipping a little each week — while there is still time to act.
A change is carried forward through timing, buffers and capacity, to where it will land and when. A press running warm becomes the line it feeds, a supplier delivering short becomes every line behind it, and a late vessel becomes the deliveries it will miss.
Every recommendation is weighed against the whole operation and arrives with its signals, its predicted impact and a stated confidence. A fast decision is not a blind one.
Scio answers direct questions about the live operation from the organisation's own computed intelligence, and prepares what needs doing for a person to approve — never a third-party model.
A supplier that stops delivering or a sensor that stops reporting leaves no row to flag. Terra notices the gap against each source's own week, so a quiet Sunday stays quiet and a silent Tuesday morning is a finding. A dead feed is named as the feed, not as a hundred sites gone quiet.
Every forecast is kept as it was issued and scored against what arrived, and every accepted action is measured against the figure it was meant to move. Each disruption is met with the evidence of the last.
Six intelligence domains, one loop
Where it applies
Works with what you run
Terra sits above the systems of record and reads what they already produce. Nothing is migrated, and nothing the operation depends on is touched.
Exports, spreadsheets and APIs work as readily. Imperfect data is fine.
Every organisation's model is held in strict isolation, in a deployment region named before any data moves, with access scoped per person. No external model calls.
What changes
Problems found when they arrive
Problems seen while they are still preventable
Each system read on its own
One operation, read as a whole
Decisions reconstructed in meetings
Decisions made with the evidence attached
How to start
Show us where the operation breaks down. We build Terra around the systems you already run and show you what it sees. Then compare it with what you run today.
Your data
Questions
No. Terra sits above the systems of record and reads what they already produce. Nothing is migrated, and the systems the operation depends on carry on exactly as before.
Operations, supply chain, logistics, maintenance and planning teams: the people who act on what is about to happen.
Every recommendation arrives with what is happening and why, the signals behind it, the predicted impact and a stated confidence, so it can be questioned before it is acted on.
Show us where the operation breaks down. We build Terra around the systems you already run, show you what it sees on your own operation, and you compare it with what you run today.
Nothing while we work with you, for the foreseeable future. You see what the software does on your own operation first. When it has shown its value there, we agree terms with you, sized to what you run, and nothing becomes a contract until you agree to it.
Because the software is best judged on your own operation, not on our word. It isn't a trial or a pilot: you see what it does on your own data first, and when it has shown its value there, we agree terms with you.
Terms are agreed only after you have seen what the software does on your own operation. They are sized to what you run: how much of the operation the software covers, the volume and the number of sites, not the size of Theralon. You start with the product that fits the problem in front of you and add the rest when it has earned it. Nothing becomes a paid contract until you agree to it. The same software runs owner-led operations and large ones alike.
No. We build around the operation in front of us, at whatever size it is, and it costs nothing while we work together.
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