Case study demo · Logistics Tracking
One shipment tracker that is never a week stale
Every forwarder tells you when a container sails and lands, but they tell you in emails, PDFs and portal screens, and someone retypes it into a spreadsheet. This tool reads those messages, pulls out the ETD, ETA and every milestone, keeps one tracker current, and shows you where the hand-typed version was wrong.
What it does
- Reads booking confirmations, shipping advices, delay and arrival notices from a shared mailbox, including PDF attachments
- Logs into forwarder portals on a schedule where there is no API and captures the same events
- Extracts dates, container numbers, PO and lot references with rules, per forwarder house style, and keeps the source snippet for every value
- Writes ETD/ETA and milestones into your tracker and flags every row the human typed differently
- Arrivals calendar, delay timelines, review queue, sync log, weekly snapshots, CSV export
Measured on a live deployment
26,000+forwarder-portal syncs, 2,300+ shipping documents delivered without email; 600+ ETD/ETA syncs a month; forwarder ETA found a median 2 days earlier than the hand-typed tracker.
Open the demo
Private preview. Two example workspaces: an importer with 5 forwarders and 180 shipments over 6 months, and a smaller one with 2 forwarders and 60 shipments. About 1,400 forwarder messages in total; nothing here is a real company's data.
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