Start with one plant, one product family and one month-end close, in 4–6 weeks

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Cases

From manufacturing to finance and the public sector,actually used DARVIS

Finding the cause usually takes a few meetings and a few weeks of digging.
In the cost cases, a single analysis ran in 81 to 453 seconds. Open the full case to follow how each one went.

  • 118Analyses closed · 0 failed
  • 4~6weeksTime to first rollout
  • 3stagesSignal · explanation · evidence

Selected cases

What the companies that rolled it out got

Food manufacturing

Month-end cost · every order recalculated

13,701 orders over 17 months rebuilt one by oneto point at where the losses were

The cost data already existed — it just arrived after the decisions were made. Rebuilding cost order by order made it possible to trace which products and which customers were losing money.

17 monthsPeriod reconstructed
13,701Orders recalculated in full
31.8%Orders confirmed loss-making
Read the DARVIS PoC we ran with this customer

See how a case like this gets reasoned through →

The common procedure

Every case goes through the same four stages

Read-only connection

ERP, MES and cost sheets connected read-only. No changes to your systems and no redeployment.

Recalculation per order

Month-end cost rebuilt per order and per item — starting from individual records, not from totals.

Breaking down the contribution

Against last month, which factor pushed how much — broken out in money.

Evidence assembled

Every answer is delivered with the table and column it came from.

Observed in our own execution log as of August 2026 — a single analysis runs in 81 to 453 seconds, and a question yields 2.38 candidate causes on average. These are observations of runtime and count; they do not mean money saved or recovered.

How this differs from other tools

Different from a BI tool

BI shows you the metric. Here the metric’s change is explained by contribution and evidence.

Different from a systems integrator

An SI fixes your systems. Here nothing is touched — we only read, and analyse.

Different from doing it in Excel

What someone recalculated by hand every close now runs every month on the same basis.

How to read these numbers — the figures in each case are observations from recalculating that site’s own data. They are not money we recovered, so please don’t read them as savings or ROI. Performance figures are published once attribution has been checked.

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