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Satalia

London, United Kingdom

50-249Contact for ratesFounded 2008

About

Satalia is a London enterprise-AI and optimization consultancy building routing, workforce and decision systems for retail, logistics and financial clients, and part of WPP.

Who They Work With

Enterprises with a scheduling, routing or workforce-allocation problem big enough to justify operations-research specialists.

Based on 6 client engagements with a source URL · researched 7 Sept 2026

Our Take

Two of the systems here have been running for a decade: the Tesco last-mile engine built in 2015 still schedules 100,000 deliveries a day, and the PwC workforce optimizer built in 2016 still assigns 4,200 people across 6,600 client engagements.

The newer work carries numbers too—DFS reports 18% better fuel efficiency and 19% less unplanned driver overtime, and a UK telco engagement documents £59 million in savings with 139 full-time staff working from the model's output.

The specialty is optimization and operations research rather than generative AI: more than 20 PhDs and MScs in discrete mathematics sit behind delivery, and the founding team includes the UK government's Chief Scientific Adviser for National Security.

Since the 2021 WPP acquisition the published investment has gone into marketing AI products, so a buyer with a routing or scheduling problem should ask which team still does that work.

Key strengths

  • The Tesco delivery system built in 2015 still schedules 100,000 deliveries a day; the 2016 PwC workforce optimizer still assigns 4,200 people to 6,600 engagements
  • More than 20 PhDs and MScs in discrete mathematics and operations research, with founders from UCL Computer Science and the UK national security advisory role
  • DFS and the UK telco engagements both publish outcome numbers: 18% fuel efficiency, £59M savings, 200x return on investment

Good to know

  • WPP has owned Satalia since 2021 and recent published work is marketing AI—ask who staffs an optimization engagement now
  • The strongest results are nine and ten years old—ask for a routing or scheduling system delivered in the last three years
  • No rate and no engagement model are published—ask whether they sell projects, embedded teams or platform licenses
Gabor Kiss

Reviewed by Gabor Kiss

Founder & Curator, AIAgencies.eu · 7 Sept 2026

Based on the agency's publicly available portfolio. Own this agency? Claim your profile to provide additional context or request a review update.


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Notable Clients

Every engagement documented in a published case study

Documented engagements: Tesco, PwC, DFS, The Coca-Cola Company, Woolworths Australia, and Openreach. All 6 carry a source URL on file.

TescoLast-mile delivery system built in 2015, described as still optimizing 100,000 deliveries per daySource
PwCWorkforce optimization system assigning 4,200 people to 6,600 client engagements, described as still runningSource
DFSCloud-based last-mile route optimization engine: 18% fuel efficiency gain, 19% less unplanned driver overtime, 8% NPS increaseSource
The Coca-Cola CompanyNamed on the about page as an enterprise AI client; no case study publishedSource
Woolworths AustraliaContract won in 2020 alongside DFS and Openreach, per the company timelineSource
OpenreachContract won in 2020 per the company timeline; no case study publishedSource

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