Tervion Ops is an autonomous operations system for product businesses in Nigeria — it watches inventory, suppliers, orders and logistics together, works out the operational move each situation needs, and coordinates it, so operations keep themselves in order while a person stays in control.
Why: inventory, sales pace and this supplier's lead time don't line up — the reorder point is already passed.
A product business runs on four moving parts — stock, suppliers, orders and logistics — and they only make sense together. Tervion Ops keeps a live picture of all four, works out the operational move each situation needs and why, and turns it into one coordinated plan. Tervion Ops reads only the operational data a business connects, and never moves money.
Connect the operational signals a business already produces — stock levels, incoming and outgoing orders, supplier lead times and price lists, deliveries in transit — into one live picture.
Forecast demand from the operational history, then catch what needs action — a line about to run out, an order it can't fulfil on time, a supplier running late. Tervion Ops works out the move, and the reason behind it.
Raise a reorder, pick the right supplier, re-prioritise which orders ship first, line up the logistics — proposed together as one coordinated plan, not four separate scrambles.
Approve the plan, or set guardrails so routine moves can run on autopilot. Nothing is ordered, sent or committed without that gate.
Read stock, orders, supplier terms and logistics as they already flow — no new data entry.
Find what needs action and work out the move, with the reason attached.
Assemble the reorder, supplier choice, order priority and logistics into one plan.
A person approves or adjusts; guardrails let routine moves run on their own.
Tervion Ops is built to act — but every action it proposes is a proposal first. A person approves before anything is ordered, sent or committed — or sets guardrails so the small, routine moves can run on autopilot and only the judgement calls come to them.
Tervion Ops sees only the operational data a business chooses to connect — nothing else, nothing hidden.
It coordinates operational actions and prepares the steps. It does not pay, transfer, lend or touch anyone's funds.
You decide which moves may run on autopilot and which always wait for a person. The gate is yours.
Tervion Ops is being built on standard cloud infrastructure. Running our own operations model — continuously, and across every connected business — is a sustained GPU workload, so the roadmap moves it onto NVIDIA GPUs instead of leaning on per-call general cloud models as more businesses connect.
An event-driven operations engine written in Python watches the connected signals and coordinates the plan; cloud model APIs handle the reasoning for now. No NVIDIA hardware is in use yet.
As it coordinates more businesses: a small open-weight operations model built and fine-tuned with NVIDIA NeMo on NVIDIA GPUs (CUDA) to read the signals and plan the moves, served in real time with NVIDIA NIM and NVIDIA Triton Inference Server.
Standard cloud today, no NVIDIA in use yet; NVIDIA NeMo, NVIDIA NIM and NVIDIA Triton Inference Server are the next step.
Tervion is an independent software company building Tervion Ops. Privately held, in development, and based in Ogun State, Nigeria.
| Legal entity | Tervion · Nigeria |
| Product | Tervion Ops — an autonomous operations system |
| Stage | In development |
| Location | Ogun State, Nigeria |
| Incorporated | Nigeria, 2025 |
| Status | Privately held · no outside funding |
| Contact | aishat@tervionai.com |
Designs, builds and runs Tervion Ops: the operational signals it reads, the decisions it proposes, and the human gate that approves them.
Tervion Ops is built by Tervion, Nigeria.
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