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AI in logistics and transport

Logistics document automation: CMRs, waybills and protocols are read and entered on their own, and the status is visible to everyone.

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Where time is lost

  • Waybills, CMRs and protocols are entered by hand.
  • Customers ask “where is my shipment?” and the answer is chased manually.
  • Reports are pieced together from several systems.
  • Partners work with different formats.

The document is read and entered on its own, and a person checks only what is unclear. We start with one flow and measure the result.

What we automate

01

CMR and waybill processing

AI reads the document, fills in the system and flags anything unclear for review (example).

02

Shipment status

An answer to “where is my shipment?” from the data in your systems, without phone calls (example).

03

Management report

Data from several systems becomes one report (example).

Scenario (example)

We don’t have a real case study in logistics yet. The scenarios on this page are examples, not client results.

Who takes part

  • We start with the operations director
  • IT reviews the links between systems
  • The managing director approves the pilot

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Example flow

Waybills and CMRs without manual entry

A CMR is the international consignment note, and today each one is retyped into the system by hand. That is why we start with this one flow and measure the result.

Today

  • Waybills, CMR notes and protocols are entered by hand.
  • Partners work with different formats.
  • Errors in addresses and quantities are caught late.

With AI

  • AI reads the document from a photo, a PDF or an email.
  • It fills in the fields in your system, following your template.
  • Anything unclear is flagged “for review” with a quote, and a person approves.

The path

01

Live demo

We show a working solution on synthetic data instead of a slide deck.

02

Process analysis

We look at one process: the steps, the time, the systems and where AI saves the most.

03

4–6 week pilot

Real users work with the solution on one process, and we measure the impact.

04

Implementation

We connect the solution to ERP, CRM and Microsoft 365, and we train the team.

This is an example scenario: the flow is described, but not yet measured at a client.

What directors ask us

We have many systems and formats.

That is why we start with one flow and one format, then add the next ones.

We run 24/7.

The flows run around the clock; with an unclear document they stop and alert the person on duty.

Our partners use other systems.

We take their documents as they come: PDF, email or photo.

What about errors?

Anything unclear goes to “For review” with a quote; nothing is written without rules.

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Next step

Show us one process that slows you down

In the demo you see a working solution on synthetic data instead of a slide deck. Then you decide whether to move on to analysis and a pilot.