Run a modern freight-forwarding desk with an AI agent fleet at your side. Agents recommend and prepare the work; you approve the decisions that matter and set how far agents can go on their own.
An agent can stage the quote, the booking, or the entry, but the consequential call stays with a person. How much an agent may do on its own is a setting you control.
A built-in Training sandbox and Demo mode let your team rehearse realistic scenarios with synthetic data. Nothing you do there touches production.
After you sign in, you pick a workspace, a company or branch context. Inside it you get a dashboard of applications (the platform calls them applets). Each app is a focused tool, but they share the same shipments, organizations, and documents underneath.
The flagship Agentic TMS My Desk pulls every desk into a single view. Most daily work happens there, and the individual apps are the detailed views behind it.
Every agent reports into the Command Center: live status across every open shipment, the autonomy setting for each agent, and disruptions flagged before they become a cost. It’s what makes the agent fleet behave like one accountable system instead of a set of disconnected tools each running its own workflow.

Every kind of action has an autonomy level that decides how much the agent may do without you. Admins set these, and a rule engine can override them for specific situations.
| Level | Name | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | Manual | The human does the work; the agent stays out of the way. |
| L2 | Assisted | The agent suggests, the human does the action. |
| L3 | Supervised | The agent prepares and proposes; the human approves at a decision gate before it fires. |
| L4 | Autonomous | The agent acts on its own; the human can watch and intervene. |
| L5 | Full Auto | The agent handles it end to end, no human step. |
The decision gate is the moment an agent pauses and asks a human to approve an important choice: which carrier, whether to pay an invoice, whether to release a hold. Approvals you owe show up in the Approval Inbox.
A rolled booking, a denied-party hit, a rate variance, a low-confidence document field: every exception any agent surfaces lands in one queue instead of scattered alerts across email, chat, and dashboards. Each item carries what happened, what the agent recommends, and what’s at stake if it’s wrong, so whoever’s on the hook isn’t starting from a blank screen.
SLA buffer alerts surface the same way, before a carrier rollover or a demurrage clock becomes the thing you’re explaining to a customer.
The platform can run against real operations (Live) or against deterministic synthetic data for safe practice.
Realistic, repeatable scenarios for each role, with synthetic data that never touches production.
A pre-flight that verifies a “golden path” will run cleanly before you present to a customer.
A shipment is the central record. Around it sit the parties (organizations), the commercial quote, the carrier booking, the customs filings, the documents, and finally the invoices.
Everything that arrives feeds one shipment record; agents do the work on the left, your team approves at the gates on the right, every role gets its own view, and your TMS stays the system of record.
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