Logistics.
What clients bring us.
Trucking, courier services, freight forwarding and 3PL warehouses share the same pain: piles of paper and PDF documents that someone has to manually retype into the TMS, into accounting, into CMR notes. A dispatcher spends an hour a day retyping delivery notes, a driver an hour sending photos from their phone, an accountant an hour chasing discrepancies between an invoice and an order.
Route optimization exists, but it's expensive and integrating it with your own TMS takes months. Last-mile delivery has its own quirks (time windows, failed deliveries, returns) that standard software can't handle. Customs documentation for non-EU orders lives in Excel, not in a system.
How we do it.
AI document triage is the fastest ROI in logistics today. We deploy a model that reads the CMR note, delivery note and invoice, and pre-fills the record in your TMS. The operator just approves it instead of retyping. We compute the payback up front from real hours saved—and verify it after deployment.
For route optimization we integrate HERE Maps, OpenStreetMap or PTV with a custom engine that accounts for your constraints: client time windows, vehicle types, driver regulations. We handle last-mile through API connectors into Zásilkovna, DPD and PPL. We automate export customs documentation through an integration with customs declaration.
4 steps from audit to growth.
- 01
Document flow audit
2 weeks: where time gets lost, how much paper, which systems (TMS, ERP, WMS). A pilot use case with the highest volume.
- 02
AI document pipeline
6–10 weeks: a model for the CMR note and invoice, TMS integration, an approval workflow for the operator. A pilot on 1–2 routes.
- 03
Route and last-mile
In parallel: route engine, API connections to courier partners, client tracking. A gradual rollout across the fleet.
- 04
Operations and scaling
Monthly metrics (share of documents processed via AI, hours saved, first-attempt delivery success), model iteration and expansion to more processes.
A free call comes first.
30 minutes, no strings attached. We'll talk through what you're dealing with in your industry and recommend the next step—for larger projects, that can mean a paid audit of your whole stack.