Decision science that turns your constraints into margin.

Optiflux Technologies Private Limited builds mathematical optimization, forecasting, and GenAI systems for enterprises that run supply chains, plants, and stores, turning operational data into schedules, stock levels, and plans that measurably lower cost and lift service.

Built for the problems that move your P&L.

Supply Chain Network & Inventory Optimization

Design the right network, place the right stock. Multi-echelon inventory, network design, and allocation models that cut holding cost without breaking service levels.

  • network design
  • multi-echelon inventory
  • allocation

Production Planning & Scheduling

Master production schedules and shop-floor sequences that minimize changeovers, balance line loads, and hit delivery dates, built on MILP, constraint programming, and metaheuristics.

  • MPS optimization
  • lot sizing
  • line balancing

AI Demand Forecasting & Supply Sensing

ML forecasts at SKU–location granularity that read seasonality, promotions, and external signals, feeding replenishment and S&OP directly.

  • SKU-level ML
  • promo effects
  • S&OP inputs

Predictive Maintenance & Quality Analytics

Sensor and process data turned into failure predictions and quality drift alerts: fewer unplanned stops, tighter first-pass yield.

  • failure prediction
  • quality drift
  • OEE

Retail Analytics

Assortment, pricing, and store performance analytics for retail chains, from category insights to store-level replenishment logic.

  • assortment
  • pricing
  • store ops

LLM & GenAI Implementation

Production-grade GenAI: document intelligence, decision copilots, and workflow automation grounded in your enterprise data, not demos.

  • RAG systems
  • copilots
  • automation

From constraints to a running system, in five moves.

  1. Discover

    We map your operating environment, constraints, and objectives through data analysis and stakeholder interviews.

  2. Model

    Specialists build custom mathematical models that capture the real complexity of your processes.

  3. Optimize

    Linear & integer programming, constraint programming, and metaheuristics tuned to your problem.

  4. Integrate

    Solutions plug into your existing systems and workflows for seamless adoption.

  5. Refine

    Models are continuously improved against feedback and changing business conditions.

Where we operate.

Manufacturing

Production planning, scheduling, and predictive maintenance for plants and multi-site manufacturing networks.

Mining & Metals

Fleet dispatch, blend optimisation, and mine-to-port logistics for mining and metals operations.

Airlines & Aviation

Fleet assignment, crew pairing and rostering, maintenance routing, and disruption recovery for airlines.

Logistics & Distribution

Vehicle routing, load and container planning, and network design for logistics and distribution operations.

Retail & CPG

Assortment, pricing, and replenishment optimization for retail chains and consumer goods businesses.

Banking & Financial Services

Risk analytics, cash and network optimization, and explainable forecasting for banks and financial institutions.

How a model gets from your constraints to your P&L.

The Optiflux Loop is how an optimization model gets from your constraints to your P&L, and keeps earning after it ships. Every stage produces something you can check: a quantified baseline, a backtested model, a running system, and the drift report that sends it round again.

  1. Discover

    Map constraints, objectives, and data

  2. Baseline

    Quantify what today's plan costs

  3. Model

    Formulate the decision mathematically

  4. Optimize

    Solve it: MILP, CP, metaheuristics

  5. Validate

    Backtest against your own baseline

  6. Integrate

    Land it in the systems you run

  7. Monitor

    Track decision quality and drift

  8. Refine

    Retune as cost and capacity move

What we build with.

Solver choice follows the model, not habit. Most mixed-integer work runs on Gurobi or HiGHS; the rest earn their place on particular structures: conic programs, huge LPs, scheduling problems that a constraint solver closes in seconds and a MILP will not.

Solvers

Commercial engines where the problem justifies the licence, open ones where it does not.

  • Gurobi
  • IBM CPLEX
  • FICO Xpress
  • COPT
  • HiGHS
  • CBC
  • SCIP
  • Mosek
  • Ipopt

Modelling & constraint programming

Where the problem gets expressed. Scheduling and rostering often close faster as constraint programs than as MILPs, so both stay on the table.

  • Pyomo
  • gurobipy
  • JuMP
  • AMPL
  • GAMS
  • PuLP
  • OR-Tools CP-SAT
  • CP Optimizer
  • Timefold

Forecasting & machine learning

Demand, price, and failure models built to feed the optimisation rather than sit beside it in a dashboard.

  • scikit-learn
  • XGBoost
  • LightGBM
  • statsmodels
  • StatsForecast
  • Prophet
  • PyTorch
  • MLflow

Simulation

For the questions a deterministic model answers badly: queueing, variability, and what a plan costs when reality does not cooperate.

  • SimPy
  • AnyLogic
  • Simio
  • Monte Carlo
  • discrete-event models

Data & delivery

What turns a model into something that runs on a schedule against live data, instead of a notebook someone re-runs by hand.

  • Python
  • pandas
  • Polars
  • SQL
  • dbt
  • Airflow
  • Prefect
  • Spark
  • FastAPI
  • Docker

GenAI

Retrieval and agent systems grounded in enterprise data, with evaluation harnesses so accuracy is measured rather than assumed.

  • Claude
  • OpenAI
  • LangChain
  • LlamaIndex
  • pgvector
  • Qdrant
  • RAGAS

Frequently asked questions

What does Optiflux do?

Optiflux builds mathematical optimization, forecasting, and GenAI systems for enterprise operations. We turn planning decisions, such as network design, production schedules, inventory targets, demand forecasts, into models that run in production and feed your existing systems, rather than into slide decks.

How is mathematical optimization different from business intelligence or analytics?

Business intelligence describes what happened; optimization prescribes what to do next. A BI dashboard reports that service levels fell; an optimization model computes the inventory placement, production sequence, or allocation plan that raises them at the lowest cost, subject to your real capacity and lead-time constraints.

Which industries does Optiflux work with?

Manufacturing, mining and metals, airlines, logistics, retail and CPG, and banking and financial services, each with a dedicated practice. The common thread is operations with enough scale and constraint complexity that spreadsheet planning leaves measurable money on the table: multi-site plants, haul fleets, crew rosters, and multi-echelon distribution networks.

What does a typical engagement look like?

Eight stages that close into a loop: discover, baseline, model, optimize, validate, integrate, monitor, refine. We map your constraints, quantify what today's decisions cost, build and solve the model, backtest it against that baseline, land it in the systems your team already uses, then watch for drift and retune, which feeds straight back into discovery.

How long before an optimization project delivers results?

A focused engagement typically reaches a working model in weeks rather than quarters, because we scope to one decision, whether a scheduling problem, a replenishment policy, a forecast, instead of a platform. Integration timelines then depend on your systems, not on the modelling.

What techniques does Optiflux use?

Mixed-integer linear programming, constraint programming, network flow models, and metaheuristics for optimization; gradient boosting, hierarchical reconciliation, and probabilistic methods for forecasting; and retrieval-augmented generation with evaluation harnesses for GenAI systems.

Do we need clean data before starting?

No. Data quality work is part of the engagement. Most operational data is incomplete, inconsistent, or spread across systems, and models are built to tolerate that. We quantify what the gaps cost in accuracy rather than waiting for a data programme to finish first.

Where is Optiflux based?

Optiflux Technologies Private Limited is headquartered in HSR Layout, Bangalore, Karnataka, India, and serves clients across India, USA, UK, Middle East, Australia and Canada. The founding team came out of IIT Kharagpur, with prior operations-research work at Optym and DecisionOpt.

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