B25 Plus · Industrial AI orchestration · ML-based decision intelligence
B25 Plus operates as a governed execution layer above existing enterprise systems, connecting only what the agreed workflow requires. ML-based decision intelligence supports readiness, risk and recovery analysis. AI can propose. B25 governs what is allowed to execute.
For strategic partners and investors
The coordination gap
A supplier changes a delivery date. Transport, site teams and the customer must all adjust, but each sees a different part of the plan. The missing piece is coordination between them.
Each party sees its own orders, resources and schedule, but not the whole operation.
A change at one company affects what the others can deliver. Those dependencies are often discovered too late.
Teams rebuild the plan through calls and spreadsheets, with an incomplete record of who agreed to what.
B25 Plus
B25 Plus is a coordination layer above the systems companies already use. It connects the information needed to prepare the next step, agree who may act and preserve the decision record.
Bring relevant commitments, constraints and changes into a shared view of the operation.
Agents propose next actions within defined roles, permissions and business rules.
Route the proposed response to the responsible parties, with the approvals their business rules require.
Each approval, intervention and outcome remains attributable and reviewable.
Local recovery
When disruption occurs, B25 identifies the affected commitments and compares feasible recovery options. Unaffected parts of the plan remain unchanged where constraints allow.
The affected dependency is isolated first. Commitments outside that path stay in place unless the constraints require a wider change.
Actual ranking depends on partner data, constraints and approval rules.
B2A2B operating model
Business-to-Agent-to-BusinessEach company defines its agent’s role, limits and approval requirements.
Sets objectives, business rules and approval requirements.
Represents your organisation within delegated authority.
Checks participant identity and permissions, applies business rules and keeps decision records.
Represent suppliers, carriers, contractors and other parties.
Connects problem identification and agreement with execution under business control.
Product walkthrough
A synthetic reference workflow: identify affected commitments, compare recovery paths, request approval and retain the resulting evidence. Select a stage to explore the cycle.
Shown from the working B25 reference environment with synthetic data and mock tools. No production credentials or customer data are displayed.
Applications
B25 Plus is designed for operations where commitments, resources and constraints cross company boundaries. Concrete supply is one application among many.
Align purchasing needs, supplier choices and approvals across companies.
Respond to changes in capacity, routes and delivery conditions before a delay affects other participants.
Coordinate owners, operators, contractors and service providers around current constraints.
Align site needs, production commitments and delivery plans as conditions change.
Coordinate time-critical material supplies and available capacity with producers, carriers and customers. Concrete supply is the initial validation scenario.
Information confidence
The B25 approach distinguishes confirmed information, participant declarations and observed signals. These categories describe the basis of information, not a fixed trust score. Source quality and freshness still matter.
Checked records or confirmed events, such as an accepted requirement or completed delivery. Verification has a source, a date and a defined scope.
A participant reports capacity or a planned completion date. These statements can inform planning, but should remain distinguishable from independently checked facts.
Monitoring reveals deviations and possible risks. An observed event is not the same as a forecast: model estimates retain their assumptions and uncertainty.
Information status does not grant execution authority. Predictions remain estimates; the participating businesses set approval requirements.
Existing systems
ERP and transport, fleet, warehouse, project and laboratory systems continue to hold their business records. B25 Plus connects the information needed to coordinate work across them.
Pilot boundaryConnect only the systems and data needed for the agreed pilot scope. Existing systems do not need to be replaced.
Industrial AI orchestration · ML-based decision intelligence · Governed execution
B25 Intelligence provides ML-based decision support for readiness, risk and recovery, with a controlled lifecycle foundation for training, validation, backtesting and shadow evaluation. B25 Plus applies constraints, authority boundaries and approval requirements, keeping model recommendations separate from permission to act.
Helps assess disruptions and compare possible responses, with supporting reasons and evidence. Model estimates and rule-based checks have distinct roles; industrial performance must be validated on partner data.
Representation
A response must fit more than one schedule: commitments, available resources and business rules define which options can be considered.
Governance layerB25 Plus
B25 Plus checks who may act, which business rules apply and what approvals are required.
Decision control
Teams need to understand the assumptions and evidence behind a proposal. A recommendation can be reviewed, challenged or declined before any authorised action.
Evidence of readiness
B25 Plus has an implemented platform and a working demo environment. The next step is a controlled partner pilot in read-only or shadow mode to evaluate recommendations without changing external operations.
A private demonstration built around your workflow and questions.
One process, a baseline and clear criteria for evaluating recommendations.
Review the pilot together before expanding the scope.
B25 Plus and B25 Intelligence were registered in March 2026.
Test counts for the platform and intelligence services, recorded on 21 August 2026.
An isolated runtime completed its scheduled stability check on 21 August 2026. This validates technical operation in the test environment; partner data and industrial outcomes require separate evaluation.
Technically ready to onboard a first bounded workflow; industrial outcomes remain to be validated.
These figures describe software and engineering readiness. They do not claim production deployment, autonomous external writes or proven industrial outcomes.
Evidence snapshot · August 2026One bounded workflow. Agreed KPIs. A clear Go / Adapt / Stop decision.
Agree one workflow and a baseline. Measure time to prepare and review options, manual coordination effort and completeness of decision records. Operational impact requires separate validation.
For teams responsible for cross-company delivery: ongoing coordination, maintained integrations and decision records across an agreed operating scope.
Additional workflows, sites and counterparties are added when the operating evidence supports them.
Choose your next conversation.
Evaluate a workflow, explore the technology or discuss investment and partnership. Each route starts with a focused conversation, not a commitment to deployment.
Operational pilot
with your operations team
Evaluate B25 Plus using a real workflow involving several companies.
Define parties and success criteriaRun in read-only or shadow modeReview outcomes and scale options
Private demonstration
for an informed evaluation
A private walkthrough shaped around your role and questions.
Private 30–45 minute walkthroughReview of permissions and human oversightIntegration approach discussionStrategic partnership
with partners and investors
Partners & investors
For investors, institutions and programme evaluators
Joint pilot or market-entry opportunitiesInvestment conversation with the founderConfidential follow-up where appropriate
Meet the people building B25.
A two-person core team, with direct responsibility for product architecture and software engineering. Both are named authors of the registered B25 Plus software. Additional domain and integration needs are defined for each pilot.
A note from the founder
We focus on the space between companies—where a change to one plan calls for a coordinated decision across several teams.
Eduard Abdulmanov · Founder
01 · Product & architecture
Founder, CEO & Product Architect
Author of B25 Plus & B25 Intelligence software
Leads product architecture, industrial AI strategy and pilot design. Responsible for partner development and international market entry.
02 · Engineering & quality
Core Technical Contributor
Co-author of B25 Plus software
Contributes to software and API development, implementation and quality assurance. Co-author of the registered B25 Plus software.
Evaluation questions
What a pilot involves, how existing systems fit and what you can review before deciding.
Start with one time-sensitive workflow, a named process owner and accessible baseline data. Agree what the pilot will measure. Read-only or shadow mode lets teams evaluate recommendations before considering changes to live operations.
Start with the problem you need to solve.
Tell us which workflow, technology question or partnership opportunity you want to explore. We will agree the right scope and next step together.
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