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Last updated 2026 · Tervion, Ogun State, Nigeria
Tervion Ops is an autonomous operations system for product businesses, in development and operated by Tervion. This page explains, in plain language, what operational data the product is designed to handle and what it does not do.
What Tervion Ops reads
Tervion Ops reads only the operational data a business chooses to connect — such as stock levels, incoming and outgoing orders, supplier lead times and price lists, and deliveries in transit. It connects nothing on its own, and it sees no source a business has not connected.
What it does with that data
Connected data is used to do one thing: keep a live picture of a business's operations, work out the moves each situation needs, and coordinate them into a plan for that business. Tervion Ops reads only the operational data a business connects, and never moves money — it does not pay, transfer, lend or otherwise touch anyone's funds.
A person stays in control
Tervion Ops proposes plans; a person approves, adjusts or overrides them, or sets the guardrails that decide which routine moves may run on their own. Nothing is ordered, sent or committed outside what a business has approved.
Who can see it
A business's connected operational data belongs to that business and is used to run the product for that business. We do not sell it, and we do not share it with other businesses.
Model providers
When Tervion Ops reasons about a situation, that step currently uses cloud model APIs. Only the operational detail needed to work out and explain a move is sent for that step; a business can ask us which provider is used at any time.
Keeping it safe
Access is limited to what is needed to operate the product. While Tervion Ops is in development, data handling is still being hardened; before any new capability changes what is read or where it is processed, we will update this page and tell any business that has connected a source.
Your choices
A business can disconnect a source at any time and ask for its connected operational data to be removed. To make a request, or to ask anything about this page, email aishat@tervionai.com.