from a question to a decision you can defend.
Five stages take one decision from the first data export to a plan your team can defend. Planners bring the knowledge of the operation; kint brings the mathematics and keeps the record. Tap or click a step to jump to it.
your data, versioned from the first upload.
kint starts from read-only exports of the ERP, the TOS or a spreadsheet. Every upload is kept as a version, so a plan always knows what it was built from. Approved plans go back only through an API you control.
Illustrative example. Values come from your data.
Start with the exports your teams already produce. You do not need a data project first.
your planners explain it. in their own words.
Planners explain it in plain language, with no modelling language to learn. kint's decision agent listens, asks what is missing and writes the rules down. It proposes each step, and a person approves it before the work goes on.
Illustrative example. Values come from your data.
The planner describes the decision as they would to a colleague, and says what a good plan must achieve.
the agent builds the model. the solver closes the gap.
The agent turns the reviewed cards into mathematics planners can trace line by line. The solver then searches until the gap to the best possible plan is zero, or time runs out.
Illustrative example. Values come from your data.
The checked cards are the only brief the model gets.
test the options before you choose one.
What if we add a spare crane, move a maintenance window, close a berth for works? An idea becomes a scenario: the same model, data v2 · 3f9a1c pinned, one parameter changed.
Illustrative example. Values come from your data.
Scenarios start from the model planners already confirmed, with the same data and the same rules.
every decision on record, with its history.
Each change to the plan is saved as a version that records who made it, when and why. Scenarios run on their own track until someone approves them into the record. Open any version, re-check it against the record, or start a what-if from there.
Illustrative example. Values come from your data.
Every change is a commit: uploads, rule changes and approvals, each with its author and a reason.
bring one decision. see the five stages on your own data.
In the pilot you get a first model on your data that planners can read, a scenario sheet and the record of each run.
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