Three separable assets

Three separable assets. (1) Air cargo revenue-management training corpora: historical bookings, inventory and spot-quote records with the demand forecasts and overbooking decisions the AI engine produced and the realised outcome, across airline cargo clients — capacity, demand curve and price-acceptance data per flight and lane. (2) Competitive airfare intelligence from CAYZN TRACKING, a real-time competitive tracking product that observes rivals' published fares and offers across distribution channels for airlines, railways and bus operators. (3) SKYPALLET 3D pallet build/ULD-loading models describing physically how cargo fills an aircraft, a geometric asset with almost no public equivalent.

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Industry: Supply Chain & Logistics SoftwarePassenger Airlines
Instruments: equities
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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular time-series (bookings, inventory, quotes, forecasts, realised loads), scraped/observed fare feeds for competitive tracking, and 3D geometric models for pallet builds
Volume: Est. high-density rather than high-row-count: per flight, per day, per booking class, per lane — so millions of forecast/actual and quote/outcome pairs across a carrier's network annually, plus competitive fare observations refreshed continuously across channels, which for a tracking product is typically the highest-volume asset
Users: Enterprise B2B — airlines, railways and bus operators as tenants, not registered users; an ~180-person vendor with ~$15M revenue implies a double-digit number of sizeable carrier deployments rather than a broad account base
History: 10 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — current-generation product family launched under recent branding (CARGOSTACK, PAXONE, CAYZN), an expanding module set across cargo and passenger, and ~$38.5M raised against a ~$15M revenue range, indicating continued investment and a separately led cargo business unit
Launched: ~2010-2013 for the underlying revenue-management optimisation business (a Paris-based optimisation vendor with ~$38.5M raised and 180 staff implies over a decade of operating history); the current CARGOSTACK/CAYZN product generation is a later ~2023-2024 re-platforming
Delivery: not stated
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