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Logistics & Trucking
BOL entry, carrier onboarding packets, rate lookups, status updates. These are not the hard parts of running a freight operation. They are the parts that consume the most time and produce the most errors when done manually at volume.
We build the AI systems that extract, route, and act on freight documents so your dispatchers and ops team focus on exceptions, not data entry.
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Six specific systems for freight document processing, quoting, and operations.
Images of bills of lading and proof of delivery convert to structured data (shipper, consignee, weight, commodity, dates) written directly into your TMS. No data entry clerk required.
Pulls carrier capacity, lane rate history, and market analytics to generate an instant quote. Brokers stop switching between five systems to price a load.
Phone or email intake collects carrier information, verifies the COI against requirements, and guides the carrier through packet completion. Onboarding that took your ops team two hours takes twenty minutes.
Driver check-in calls and status updates convert to structured TMS records automatically. Customer notifications go out without a dispatcher touching them.
Damage photos and supporting documents feed into a structured claim summary with a recommended next action. Claims your team used to chase for a week get triaged on arrival.
Search across carrier contracts, lane data, tariff schedules, and compliance documents in plain language. The relevant clause surfaces in seconds, not after a manual search through folders.
Companies just starting in freight with no TMS and no data
AI document extraction and rate intelligence need data to work from: historical lane data, carrier records, prior shipments. If you are pre-TMS and have no structured historical data, the infrastructure has to come first. We can advise on that foundation; the AI layer comes after.
Operations that want AI without process documentation
Before we automate a dispatch workflow or a quoting process, someone on your team needs to be able to describe how the current process works. If the process is not documented and consistent, automating it produces inconsistent output.
Tell us which document process or dispatch task is consuming the most time. We will reply within one business day with a rough scope and price range.