Shipment documents checked against each other before anything is filed.
A forwarder's day runs on documents that should agree and often don't — the bill of lading says one weight, the packing list another — while a dozen carriers report status in a dozen formats. We build tools that read the documents, catch the mismatches, and keep one status for every shipment that you can trust.
Book a 15-minute callWhere the hours go
- Keying bills of lading, invoices and packing lists into the shipment record.
- Finding a weight or package-count mismatch after the filing, when it should have been before.
- Checking three carrier websites to answer one customer's "where is it?"
What we've built for Logistics
Shipping Document Extractor
LogisticsReads bills of lading, commercial invoices and packing lists into the shipment record and checks them against each other before anything is filed.
Open Shipping Document ExtractorCarrier Status Reconciler
LogisticsPulls milestones from every carrier you use, paced to each one's limits, keeps one status per shipment, and flags the late ones before the customer asks.
Open Carrier Status ReconcilerWhat else is possible
We haven't built these, but we would, for the right firm:
- A quote assistant that reads a customer's emailed enquiry and prepares the rate request for your pricing team.
Where we'd tell you not to use AI
Customs classification decisions without a licensed broker's review.
The rules you work under
Declaration errors carry penalties, and consignee details are personal data under the DPDP Act. Our tools keep the source document and page behind every field, so a filing can be traced back to its evidence.
How it runs for you
On an office server or in a cloud account in your name. Carrier connections run from your side.
Security and complianceStart with an audit (from $3,500) or go straight to a pilot (from $15,000)

