Shipping paperwork that keeps up with the shipment.
Bills of lading, customs declarations and packing lists read and reconciled as they arrive, so your systems reflect the shipment before the truck does.
Backed by Y CombinatorFrom the dock to customs to the warehouse.
Shipping Documentation
Container, quantities and delivery confirmation read from the set and matched to the shipment.
- In
- Bill of lading, packing list, delivery receipt.
- Extracted
- Container, quantities and delivery confirmation read from the set and matched to the shipment.
- Out
- The shipment updated in your TMS without re-keying.
Customs & Trade
HS codes, values and origins read from each document and checked for consistency across the set.
- In
- Customs declaration, commercial invoice, certificate of origin.
- Extracted
- HS codes, values and origins read from each document and checked for consistency across the set.
- Out
- A clearance-ready filing, with the discrepancy flagged before customs sees it.
Shipment Q&A
The question is parsed, the TMS, carrier portal and email archive searched, and the answer checked against the document.
- In
- A question in chat from the warehouse or a customer.
- Extracted
- The question is parsed, the TMS, carrier portal and email archive searched, and the answer checked against the document.
- Out
- A cited answer in the chat, with the document linked.
Runs where your documents already live.
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On-prem or cloud
Runs inside your environment, on your hardware or your cloud account. Nothing leaves it.
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One API, any model
Swaps between open-source and hosted models without touching the workflows built on top.
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Your data stays yours
No training on your documents. Every value carries its source so reviewers can check it.
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SSO, scoped by role
Plugs into your identity provider. Each workflow sets who can see, edit and approve.
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Certified and audited
Publishes audited controls in a public trust center, so security review moves fast.