Evos

Cross-portfolio operator deployments. Same operator model fine-tuned per portfolio company, reporting up to private equity ops teams.

The company offers operators for customs, freight forwarding, TMS exception handling, and carrier procurement. They handle live logistics work on the systems teams already use.

Production scheduling, supplier coordination, quality exceptions, ERP order entry. Operators that close the gap between ERP and shop-floor reality.

The architecture behind each operator includes a synchronized data layer, an operator orchestrating 300+ subagents, and a model that is exclusive to the customer.

Manufacturers lose $50B a year to unplanned downtime. The bottleneck is rarely detection — it is having nobody free to act on what the sensors already found.

The Evos print series as downloadable PDFs. Issue 001: autonomous operators for asset-based carriers, freight brokerages, and warehousing & 3PL.

Customer stories. Anonymised where required, named when permitted. The operational outcomes Evos has produced.

The company codifies domain knowledge from the people who have it.

Open roles at Evos. Forward-deployed engineers, applied AI engineers, GTM. Mission-aligned hiring.

The company offers a 30-day free trial for any operator, followed by a fixed monthly rate or outcome-based pricing per operator; a discovery session is free.

Why Evos exists: to let every business run like the best in the world, by putting the expertise of its best people to work on every job, every day.

Evos discusses deploying AI operators and partnerships.

Evos says its operators learn from employees' expertise and perform work on the systems the company already uses.

The page provides a way to request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal data under GDPR, CCPA, and equivalent regimes.

How Evos handles personal data on getevos.ai and across the platform. GDPR and CCPA-aligned.

Terms of service for getevos.ai and the Evos platform.

The drumbeat over how safe artificial intelligence is — or more to the point, isn’t — just keeps louder. In the wake of weeks of incidents involving rogue agents, with likely more to come, more government officials are calling for regulation, even if President Trump says it’s not needed. Several sta

Oct 2026SiliconANGLENews article

Evos secures $9 million in pre-seed funding to develop AI-powered agents for logistics operations. The technology automates tasks such as invoice auditing, load dispatching, and customs processing. Investors Uncork and Field Ventures co-led the funding round.

Oct 2026The ConveyorNews article

Evos secures $9 million in pre-seed funding co-led by Uncork Capital and Field Ventures. The company plans to deploy autonomous AI operators tailored for industrial businesses. The investment supports scaling its AI-driven automation solutions for operational efficiency.

Oct 2026The SaaS NewsNews article

Evos secures $9 million in funding to deploy AI-driven autonomous operators for small and mid-sized industrial businesses. The company’s AI systems automate physical tasks, addressing operational inefficiencies in manufacturing and logistics. Evos reports exceeding $1 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) just four weeks after a major milestone.

Oct 2026GlobeNewswireNews article