Built in live operations.

We built and ran operations before we built software for them. Finance, supply chain, and sales work still break the same way.

Origin

We built the operation before we built the software.

When a shipment fails, the real process rarely lives in one system. It spills into inboxes, spreadsheets, supplier portals, and the memory of whoever has been carrying that work the longest.

85,000 products1,700 suppliers14 warehouses

Built inside live operations

A $1.5 billion retailer made the pattern impossible to ignore.

We did not study operations from the outside. We built a $1.5 billion retailer: 85,000 products, 1,700 suppliers, 14 warehouses, and millions of orders.

We know what 3 AM looks like when a shipment fails and nothing flags it. The spreadsheets holding a supply chain together. The credit notes lost between systems. The order details sitting in a message thread until someone rekeys them.

~35

people

$15M

raised

3

multi-billion euro retailers in production

The pattern

The real process lived in memory, not in the systems.

Who chases which supplier. Where the credit note gets stuck. What happens when a delivery fails at 3 AM. None of it was in the system.

What Duvo runs

Map the process. Fix the break. Then run the work.

Disputes submitted. Suppliers chased. Orders staged. Results written back. Proof of what changed and why.

Careers

We deploy into live operations.

If that sounds more interesting than another AI demo cycle, here are the roles we are hiring for.

Working style

Operators, builders, and forward-deployed teams in the same room.

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From the Duvo team

Insights on operations, AI, and the work behind the work.

We write about the patterns we see inside real operations — the breaks nobody talks about, the fixes that actually hold, and what changes when AI runs the long tail.

Get in touch

If the work feels familiar, talk to us.

Talk to the team about a role, a process that keeps breaking, or the part of the operation you think should finally run on its own.