Operations software built from engines that work together
Route planning, AI agents, automation, sales outreach and field service, sharing one contact list, one calendar and one set of permissions. Switch on the engines you need.
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What a day on it looks like
Four moments from four engines, in one workspace.
- Fleet
A day of stops, split across drivers
Import the stops, press Plan, check the rounds, send them to the driver app.
- Agents
A customer call, answered
The phone agent reads the live route and tells the caller when the driver will arrive.
- Marketing & Sales
An invite accepted, a message written for that person
LinkedIn steps wait for the connection, and every message is drafted for one reader.
- Field service
A job closed on site
The job was dispatched as a route, and the visit is closed from the field with proof of completion.
Many engines, one foundation
Each engine does one job well. They share the same contacts, the same calendar and the same roles, so a stop, a lead and a caller are one record, and work moves between engines without an integration project.
- One contact record
The customer on a route is the same contact as in the pipeline and the inbox.
- One calendar
Routes, jobs, agent runs and reports scheduled in one place.
- One permission model
Each engine declares its permissions; one role model grants them.
- On per workspace
Turn engines on for the workspaces that need them.
- Dashboard
- Driver app
- Tracking page
- Chat widget
- Phone line
- API and MCP
- Contacts
- One calendar
- Roles and permissions
- Governance
- Connectors and Drive
- Audit log
Fleet
Plan a day of stops, split it across drivers, send it to the driver app and follow every vehicle live, up to proof of delivery.
- Route solver with time windows, capacity and a multi-driver split
- Driver app for Android and iOS that keeps working offline
- Proof of delivery: photo, signature, QR or barcode scan
- Customer tracking page that hides the driver until they are close
- Work orders are dispatched as real routes.
- Agents read routes and stops as tools.
- Texts and emails can carry the tracking link.
- A flow step can add a stop to a route.
- Trips per day, shifts and exports.
- Geofences and the yard plan share the map.
From a list of stops to proof of delivery
- Respects time windows, appointments and vehicle capacity
- Splits one day across several drivers, one real route each
- Driver app for Android and iOS that keeps working offline
Route solver
Builds rounds that respect windows and capacity, then lets you adjust before sending.
Multi-driver split
One list of stops becomes one route per driver, split on time windows and capacity.
Driver app
Navigation, stop notes and an offline queue that syncs when the signal returns.
Proof of delivery
Photo, signature, QR or barcode scan and the recipient's name, on the stop.
Customer tracking page
Shows the stops ahead and an estimate, and the driver only in the last stops before yours.
Trip history and exports
Every trip with where it started and ended, per day, to CSV or Excel.
Agents that work inside your systems
- Realtime voice agents on your own phone numbers
- Chat widget you embed with one script tag
- Bring the model: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, Azure, OpenRouter or a local model via Ollama
Tools from every engine
Agents read and write real records: routes, contacts, deals, jobs.
Voice on live calls
Answers inbound calls in realtime and hands over to a person when needed.
Human approval
Sending email, browsing and running flows wait for a person to approve.
Knowledge
Documents, databases and APIs as sources the agent searches before it answers.
Scheduled tasks
Agents that run on a schedule, on the same calendar as everything else.
Governed
Personal data redacted and every action in the audit log.
Automations that cross engines without glue code
- Templates to start from, and every save versioned
- Signed webhooks and schedules as triggers
- More than 50 connectors, plus an HTTP step for everything else
Canvas builder
Drag steps onto a canvas, branch on conditions, and see the history of every run.
Triggers
Webhooks, schedules, device events, and email arriving in the inbox.
Connectors
Credentials stored once in an encrypted vault and reused by every step.
Pipeline and outreach that read like a person wrote them
- Daily and weekly limits with human-like timing
- Connection-aware steps: no message before an accepted invite
- Drafts you can review before they go out
Pipelines and deals
Stages you define, deals you drag, activities and tasks on each.
Lead finder
Search providers such as Apollo, Lusha, Hunter or People Data Labs from one screen.
Import and clean
Stage an old company list, remove duplicates, check emails and classify it before it reaches the CRM.
Per-person messages
Every message written for one reader and checked for length and facts.
Browser accounts
Outreach runs through real browser sessions for the accounts you connect.
Deal to invoice
A won deal becomes an invoice in the Invoicing engine.
Field work, dispatched like a delivery
- Board and schedule views for every job
- Appointment windows the planner respects
- Agents and flows can create and assign jobs
Work orders
Customer, location, window and assignee on every job.
Dispatch through Fleet
Jobs become real routes for the technician's day.
Service deskComing soon
Internal tasks, bugs and incidents on a board, linked to the conversations they came from.
And the rest of the stack
Inbox and phone, stock, reports, governance, maps and cameras: engines you switch on when the work calls for them.
Comms
One inbox for email, chat, WhatsApp and text, plus phone numbers, call routing and IVR, where agents and people work side by side.
More on CommsA shared inbox with chat, email and phone conversations Inventory
Products and stock, picking in waves, expiry-first handling, purchase and sales orders with available-to-promise.
More on InventoryStock levels with expiry dates Reporting
Reports and dashboards over what the platform already records, delivered on a schedule as PDF or spreadsheet.
More on ReportingBar chart of trips per day Governance
Redact personal data, stop credential leaks and require a person's approval before an agent acts. An AI inventory maps your use to the EU AI Act.
More on GovernanceGovernance events: an approval, a redaction and a block Spatial and vision
Sites, buildings and floor plans, geofences and yard plans, and cameras with live detection and zones.
More on Spatial and visionA yard plan with zones, bays and a geofence Invoicing
Quotes and invoices created from deals, payments collected through the provider you connect, and reminders on overdue invoices.
More on InvoicingWeb research
Agents that browse, search and research the web, and crawl sites into knowledge, on infrastructure we run ourselves.
More on Web researchRobotics
Robots as part of the fleet: status, positions and vision-language perception today; mapping, navigation and manipulation are in development.
More on Robotics
Tested on a real delivery operation, not a demo day
We ran the new route solver on nine working days of a Dutch delivery company's actual stops, and on a public benchmark used by the route-planning industry.
- 18,475 km driven by the new solver
- driven by the new solvervs 19,419 km on the customer's own saved routes
- 1,230 stops served
- stops servedvs 1,155 with our previous planner
- 70 route crossings
- route crossingsvs 97 with our previous planner
- ~1% from Routific on driving distance
- from Routific on driving distanceacross 121 problems of Routific's open benchmark
Measured October 2026. Same stops, same days, same vehicles. Your numbers depend on your stops, windows and fleet; we are happy to run a day of yours.
Everything you click, you can call
The same engines are reachable from your own code. API keys are scoped per capability and can be limited to named agents, flows or tools.
- Public REST APIAgents, flows, executions, knowledge search and models under /v1.
- Webhooks inSigned webhook endpoints that start a flow.
- MCP serverExpose the tools a key allows to any MCP client.
- Flows as glueCall any HTTP API from a flow step when there is no connector.
# Ask an agent from your own systemcurl -X POST "$API_URL/v1/agents/$AGENT_ID/chat" \ -H "X-API-Key: $API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "message": "Which stops are still open on route B?" }'Guides and articles
Practical reading on route planning, agents and integrations.
- Guide· 8 min
Route Optimization Best Practices
Learn how to plan smarter multi-stop routes with clean address data, time windows, capacity constraints, stop priorities, and dynamic re-optimization that adapts to real conditions.
- Guide· 9 min
Building Your First AI Agent
A practical, conceptual walkthrough of building your first AI agent in Avyndo: choosing a model, giving it tools, writing clear instructions, connecting knowledge, testing, deploying, and adding governance.
- Guide· 9 min
API Integration Guide
Learn how to connect your systems to Avyndo's REST API, from authentication and endpoints to webhooks, pagination, rate limits, error handling, and security best practices.
- Article· 6 min
What Are AI Agents and How Can They Help Your Business
Introduction to AI agents, autonomous bots that serve customers, generate reports, and automate tasks.
- Article· 5 min
ePOD | Electronic Proof of Delivery in Practice
How to implement e-signatures, delivery photos, and automatic customer notifications.
- Article· 9 min
Webhooks vs Polling | Which Integration to Choose?
Comparing approaches to system integration. When is a webhook better, and when does polling make sense.
Frequently asked questions
Operations software made of engines: Fleet (route planning, tracking, driver app), Agents, Flows, Marketing & Sales, Field service, Comms, Inventory, Invoicing, Reporting and more. They share one contact list, one calendar and one permission model, and you switch on the ones each workspace needs.
No. Engines are switched on per workspace. Many teams start with one, such as route planning or an AI agent, and add others when the work calls for it. Data you already have, like contacts, is shared with whatever you add later.
On nine working days of a Dutch delivery company's real stops, the new solver drove 18,475 km against 19,419 km on the routes the company had saved, and served 1,230 stops against 1,155 with our previous planner, with 70 route crossings instead of 97. On Routific's open benchmark of 121 problems it is within about 1% of Routific on driving distance.
You choose. Agents work with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, xAI, Azure OpenAI and OpenRouter, or with a model you run yourself through Ollama. You can change the model of an agent without rebuilding it.
There are more than 50 connectors, a public REST API with scoped API keys, signed webhooks that start flows, and an MCP server that exposes the tools a key allows to any MCP client. A flow step can call any HTTP API when there is no connector.
On DigitalOcean in EU regions (Frankfurt and Amsterdam). Single-tenant deployment is available on request for teams that need a dedicated environment.
Start with one engine. Add the next when you need it.
Try it free on your own data, or book thirty minutes and we will plan one of your real days with you.