Proven in Production, from Insight to Impact
What changed inside real operations, from a family grocer to a hospital, once AI was put to work.
See our deployments in action.
Impact Spotlight
A peak week used to mean someone re-planning after the cut-off. Now the network's plan for the night is ready when the cut-off passes.
In the Words of Our Customers
“Every risk the agency writes is co-insured, four capacities on one property contract, another pool for machinery. For the first time its brokers and its underwriters are looking at the same file.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, Benelux
“Its customers order for tomorrow while the fruit is still in the field today. For the first time the sales plan and the day's loads are the same document, at both of its platforms.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, Italy and Spain
“The firm's operators are the people in the loop for its clients' data. Forge gave that loop one record, from the client's request to the operator's screen and back, live for the first client within days.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, south-east Europe
“The store has traded on the same market place for well over a century. What is new is being able to see, on any morning, exactly which part of the shop its money is sitting in.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, northern England
“Independence means the firm's clients' assets are spread across banks on purpose. Seeing them as one estate, without asking any bank to change, is what changed its reviews.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, Benelux
“It went live ahead of the peak, every evening of December the night's plan was ready when the cut-off passed.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, eastern Mediterranean
“The operator's nodes put compute where the data is made. Forge turns that compute into a picture a network team can act on.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, United Kingdom
“Every mirror the fab coats is its own run, with its own recipe and its own measurement. With every run on the same screen, its engineers stopped hunting for files and started comparing runs.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, eastern Germany
“The organisation was looking for a partner, not a product. Together we gave four houses one way of keeping a study.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, Iberia
“The builder's clients now see their build the way its site manager does, the pool, the kitchen, the partner trades, one timeline. The first time it showed a family their own project describing itself, nobody spoke.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, Spain
“A private network is only useful when the site can run it without the vendor. Forge is where the cores' data becomes something a plant manager can read.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, Sweden
“Forge sits at the centre of everything the clinic runs, from the theatre plan to the discharge list.”
NRY Partners | Field notes, the Alps
Impact Stories
A non-operating North Sea partner
An independent held interests in fields it did not operate, and used Forge to hold its own view of them against the operator's reporting.
A human-in-the-loop data services firm
The firm runs every client's data work on one process, where agents gather and check, and only the exceptions reach an operator.
An independent wealth manager
An independent wealth manager in the Benelux built one consolidated record per client with NRY: a family's whole estate, across every custodian, reviewed as one portfolio.
A Phase I clinical research organisation
Formed from four European CROs, the organisation uses a Forge build to keep every study on one governed record, from first-in-human to submission.
An e-commerce courier network
The network connected its e-shop intake, fulfilment stock, fleet and returns into one live model, planning the night from the day's web-service calls.
A residential builder on the Mediterranean coast
The builder runs estimate, schedule and site diary as one system of record on every home it builds, and closes month-end as a formality.
A broker-led insurance agency
The agency writes every co-insured risk on one file that the broker, the underwriter and the claims desk read the same way, capacity shares included.
A family grocer in southern Portugal
A single Algarve shop plans its week against the season, the weather and a booked delivery round, so the shelf holds and less fresh produce is thrown away.
A municipal hydro utility
The utility runs its three hydro plants and local grid on one asset model, predicting deviations before they happen, the hours a small company cannot afford to lose.
A private surgical clinic in the Alps
The clinic plans its two theatres, sixteen beds and the mountain's same-day cases from one board, and the short waits it promises are planned, not hoped for.
An eVTOL developer
The developer turns every test flight into answers at programme pace, connecting propulsion, thermal, and energy-system data.
A neutral wholesale fibre operator
The operator decides the next extension of its long-haul corridor on the traffic already on the network, with its capacity upgrades timed to the wavelengths filling.
Studies shown are illustrative composites: organisations are described by kind and region, not named, and figures are notional, see our Terms of Use.