Supply ChainIntelligence
Peakview Labs builds working AI systems for supply chain operations. Insight is a risk-management platform that watches your network and manages the response, not just the alert. Forge builds custom supply chain software, with AI carrying the implementation so a working system arrives in weeks.
The Work
What Peakview Labs Built
Five working prototypes, each taken from problem framing through to running code and exercised against synthetic supply chain data. Every system targets a problem drawn from two decades of running supply chains at Amazon, CVS Health, and Clean Harbors.
Inventory Orchestration Agent
The problem
Routine C-items are cheap enough to ignore and expensive enough to stop a line.
The build
Watches inventory against the production schedule and places routine purchase orders on its own below a set spend threshold, holding anything above it for a person. Every action is written to an audit log next to the rule that allowed it.
Cold-Chain Prediction
The problem
A refrigeration failure is usually discovered after the load is already lost.
The build
Ingests refrigeration telemetry and flags temperature drift early enough to act on it, rather than reporting the loss afterwards.
Document-to-EDI Pipeline
The problem
Healthcare remittance arrives as unstructured documents and has to become valid EDI.
The build
Converts EOB documents into EDI 835 transactions. The model handles document understanding; a deterministic rule validator checks every field before anything is emitted, so the model never has the last word on correctness.
Dynamic Inventory Rebalancing
The problem
Fixed min/max levels stop reflecting reality the moment demand shifts.
The build
Moves stock between locations based on observed velocity instead of static reorder points, so slow sites release inventory that fast sites need.
Capacity Digital Twin
The problem
Sales and operations argue about capacity from two different spreadsheets.
The build
Simulates plant capacity against demand scenarios so both sides are arguing from one model. Built to remove the loudest-voice-wins dynamic from S&OP.
Peakview Insight
Full-platform buildA supplier risk-intelligence platform built end to end: eight integrated modules, from risk analysis and network modeling to a partner portal and full API access, on a React front end, a Node and PostgreSQL back end, and a separate Python forecasting service.
Two ways to work with Peakview Labs
Peakview Insight
Peakview Insight watches your whole network: suppliers, customers, internal sites, and partners. It turns what it finds into prioritized actions rather than a feed of alerts, following best-practice playbooks or your own SOPs so the guidance fits how your operation actually runs. A built-in collaboration portal keeps the response coordinated across your team.
- Unified view across suppliers, customers, internal sites, and partners
- AI-powered monitoring with real-time alerts
- Prioritization and action management, not just detection
- Tailored recommendations using best practices or your own SOPs
- Collaboration portal to align responses
Peakview Forge
Forge is the method behind the builds above: supply chain software designed from twenty years of operating experience, with AI carrying the implementation so a working system arrives in weeks rather than quarters. Problem framing and architecture stay human. The deliverable is running code you own outright, not a specification.
- Working software rather than slide decks
- AI-assisted implementation, human-owned architecture
- Intelligence built into the system, not bolted alongside it
- Full code ownership, no vendor lock-in
Technology and Integrations
The stacks behind these builds, and the enterprise systems they are designed to connect to.
Built, Not Theorized
What stands behind the work
- Systems Built
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- In Supply Chain
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five prototypes and one full platform, end to end
leadership at Amazon, CVS Health, and Clean Harbors
problem framing through to running code
Want to talk through any of it?
Happy to walk through how any of these systems works, including where the hard parts were.