Ares for coalition logistics

Share across classification levels. Release only what the other side is cleared to see.

Ares connects national logistics systems to the coalition picture. Fields a receiving network may not see are redacted on the way out, national units and codes are translated, and every release is on the record.

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Beyond Aerospace Ltd. is the company behind Ares. We deliver agentic AI solutions for defence and government work, built on the Ares platform.

National · Secret · Eyes only
Return
Sustainment, Class I
Unit
2nd Battalion
Location
FOB HALCYON
Mission
Op. KESTREL
Shortfall
648 meal packs
Mission network · Releasable
Return
Sustainment, Class I
Unit
2nd Battalion
Location
redacted
Mission
redacted
Shortfall
216 person-days translated
  1. session· sustainment return
  2. permission checked· this release only
  3. released· 3 fields
  4. redacted· 2 fields not releasable
  5. translated· 648 EA to 216 person-days
  6. written to the record
Illustrative. A national sustainment return, as each network sees it.
How it works

Each network gets what it may see, in units it understands.

  1. 01

    Leaves the national system

    A return, request or movement update leaves your national ERP. Every field carries its classification and releasability.

  2. 02

    Redacted at the boundary

    Anything the receiving network may not see is stripped before it leaves. National units and codes are translated to the coalition's.

  3. 03

    Answered and restored

    Coalition answers come back and rejoin what the national side already knew. Nothing unreleasable ever crossed.

Every release, redaction and refusal is recorded, naming what was stripped and why. Your reviewer can check the record without us. Ares does not decide what is releasable; your markings do.

Use cases

From national systems to the coalition picture.

Sustainment and stock reporting

Holdings, consumption and shortfalls flow from national systems to the coalition logistics picture without re-keying, stripped of what is not releasable.

Coalition resupply

A unit deployed with an ally runs short; the ally fills it. 648 meal packs and 216 day packs are the same 216 person-days. Ares translates, and each nation's records stay in its own units.

Requests across the boundary

A classified mission needs a vehicle, tyres or a radio it does not hold. Another side reserves it for an unknown mission; the requester assigns it with the mission intact.

Field messages to requisitions

Demands arrive as proformas, message text, XML or voice. Ares turns each into a requisition in your ERP: clear ones post, unclear ones go to a person, invalid ones are rejected. All three are recorded.

See it run The high-side / low-side demo on ares-networks.com. We start with one workflow and a stated scope.
Deployment

On your own hardware, connected or not.

On-prem

In your building, under your directory.

Disconnected

No connection out. Air-gapped networks, deployed HQs and forward sites.

Local models

Agents can run on models on your own hardware. Prompts never leave the site.

Cloud and hybrid

For unclassified work, on Azure and transactable on the Azure Marketplace.

One small machine A whole site runs on it, deployable where power and space are short.
Request the security pack Architecture, data flows and disconnected deployment. Sent after a short NDA.
Heritage

From 2016 to today.

  1. 2016

    Beyond Aerospace founded in Kelowna, BC.

  2. 2019

    The Ares record built for defence programs.

  3. 2019–2024

    Validated in US DoD and Canadian DND programs. Platform One compatible.

  4. 2025

    Now delivers agentic AI solutions on the same platform. The company trades as Ares Networks.

  5. 2026

    Generally available on the Azure Marketplace.

Company

Company

Ares Networks is a trade name of Beyond Aerospace Ltd., Kelowna, BC, est. 2016.