Six steps to a live AI operator.
From discovery to optimization, in twenty-four hours.
Evos learns how your operations actually work.
A structured conversation with your ops team maps processes, pain points, and the systems you use today. You connect tools, share docs, and talk to Evos directly.

Evos Discovery Operator
Session 1 • Acme Logistics
Session Resources
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Evos designs the AI operators tailored to your team.
Evos analyses your operations and identifies the highest-impact use cases — finding the gaps your team cannot see. Designed for your organisation, team, and domain. You review the findings and pick what matters most.

Shipment Exception
Real-Time Exception Detection & Resolution
Annual Impact Assessment
Finding problems 18 hours late
Together, we map the deployment strategy for your team.
What goes live first, what stays with humans, what comes next. A clear, sequenced plan with checkpoints, owners, and outcomes — agreed before any operator goes near production.

Deployment Strategy
Acme Logistics · Q2 20263 phases · 8 operators · 12 weeks to full coverage
Shipment Exception
US carriers · all customers
Demurrage Alert
Port of LA · top 50 accounts
Customs Hold Triage
CBP filings · auto-priority
Multi-leg Route Optimizer
Asia-Pacific lanes
Vendor Contract Analyzer
Carrier rate cards · Q2
Customer Status Reporter
Auto-drafted comms
Predictive Capacity Planner
Network-wide · 90-day
P&L Variance Detector
Lane-level margin analysis
Evos builds each operator on your live systems.
Rules, escalations, system access, monitoring. Each operator is configured against your stack and tested against the real workflows it will run — never against synthetic data.

Shipment Exception Operator
Assembling on production stack
Rules
12 active rules
Escalations
4 escalation paths configured
Integrations
Samsara · Tableau · CBP
Observability
Tracing · audit log · live
Test runs
Real workflows · production data
Awaiting first test...
Live on your systems. Working while you are not.
Your AI operators monitor, resolve, and escalate around the clock — an autonomous addition to your team. You review what matters. Everything else is already handled.

Shipment Exception
Live DashboardAcme Logistics LLC
Good morning, Sarah.
Since yesterday, I've monitored 156 shipments across your US operations. 142 were handled automatically within my approval thresholds, 8 are currently in progress with carriers, and 2 need your input.
Needs Your Decision
2Document Amendment: Container MSCU7234521
95% confidentContainer held at customs for 48 hours due to HS code discrepancy. VIP customer Midwest Manufacturing awaiting delivery.
My assessment: Amendment would clear hold and prevent $2,400 in additional demurrage. Amendment fee: $120.
Contract Rate - Hapag-Lloyd LA-Chicago
88% confidentHapag-Lloyd offered contract rate lock for Q1 2026 on high-volume trade lane
My assessment: Rate is favorable. Contract rate $2,800/TEU vs current spot $3,200/TEU. This carrier has 94% schedule reliability.
In Progress
3Customs clearance MSCU7234521
US Customs
~2 hours
Carrier rate negotiation
MSC
~4 hours
Document verification
Port of Long Beach
~30 min
Scheduled Today
Weekly carrier review
Demurrage report generation
Customer ETA updates
Continuous tuning as your operations evolve.
Every operator improves with use. We retune the playbooks, expand the scope, and flag patterns your team should know about — quietly compounding the gains every quarter.

Optimization Brief
Quarterly reviewShipment Exception Operator · Q1 → Q2 2026
Detection
1.4 hrs
-0%Auto-resolved
94%
+0%Demurrage
$4.2K
-0%NPS
64
+0%Patterns detected
last 30 daysSupplier QXL documents clear customs 2.4h faster on Tuesdays
Across the last 90 days the pattern holds at p < 0.01. Likely tied to QXL’s manual processing schedule.
Auto-approve threshold can lift from 88% to 95%
Manual reviews of low-risk shipments were approved 99.2% of the time across Q1. Confidence high.
Maersk Asia-Pacific vessel delays trending up
Vessel delay rate moved from 4% to 11% over six weeks. Pattern suggests structural change.
