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Every shipment question, answered from live data.

Logistics customer service is a constant stream of questions: where is it, when does it arrive, send me the documents. The answer usually sits in a system already; finding it is the work. The agents classify each request, look it up and answer or route it, with anything commercial left to your team.

The work today

Where the time goes in logistics.

01

Status questions all day

Most inbound requests ask where a shipment is or when it will arrive, and each one means a lookup in another system.

02

Documents on request

Delivery documents and invoices are asked for again and again, and finding the right one takes time.

03

Requests in every inbox

Requests arrive in shared mailboxes, unsorted, and have to reach the right team before anyone can act on them.

04

Exceptions that need a person

Delays, damage and claims need judgment, and they get buried among the routine questions.

Container terminal seen from above
Most shipment questions already have an answer in a system.

Industry workflows

Workflows the agents take over in logistics.

Each runs on a ready-made solution or, where the workflow is specific to you, on the same foundation through the AI Operating System.

  • 01

    Shipment status and ETA requests

    Identifies the shipment a request refers to, retrieves its live status and answers with the source, or escalates when the data does not support an answer.

  • 02

    Routing incoming requests

    Classifies each request by what it is actually about and routes it into the correct operational workflow, with everything it already found attached.

  • 03

    Document requests

    Retrieves delivery documentation and invoices from document storage and sends them within the scope you define.

  • 04

    Complaints and claims

    Identifies them immediately and routes them to a person with the account history attached. Resolving them stays with your team.

  • 05

    Supplier invoices

    Captures supplier invoices, matches them against purchase orders and receipts, and routes variances through your approval matrix.

    Handled by

    Finance Agent
  • 06

    Workflows specific to you

    Booking confirmations, or anything else specific to your network and customers, can be built on the same foundation, under the same approvals and activity log.

Result

40%

European logistics company

Faster ticket routing

The agent identifies the intent of each incoming logistics request and routes it into the appropriate operational workflow. Customer name confidential.

Questions

Questions from logistics teams.

Can it answer shipment status questions on its own?

Within the scope you define, yes: from live system data, with the source cited. Where the data does not support an answer, it escalates with what it has already found instead of sending a holding reply.

What happens with complaints and claims?

They are identified and routed immediately, with the account history attached. The agent does not attempt to resolve them. That stays with your team.

Which channels does it cover?

Email and shared mailboxes first, which is where most operational traffic still arrives. Portal and ticketing integration is scoped per deployment against the systems you run.

Where do the agents run?

Inside your own infrastructure. They work directly in your systems, so your records are not copied into a shared service. The model endpoints they use, and the data terms that apply to them, are agreed with you before deployment.

Next step

See how much of your inbox already has an answer.

In a workflow session we categorize a real sample of incoming requests and show which ones the agent could answer, route or hand to a person.

  • Your current workflow
  • Manual steps
  • Systems involved
  • Automation potential
  • Possible first implementation
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