Mark · Delivery Status Assistant
Logistics · Custom implementation
Automate delivery status updates with AI
Keeps in touch with drivers about the status of their routes and reports delays before the customer calls.
Connects toIn logistics, a problem usually only surfaces when it is already too late. The customer calls about a delay, the invoice does not match the delivery, an item is out of stock or a shipment is held up by one missing document.
An AI employee for logistics puts the schedule, orders, delivery notes and documents side by side and flags the difference while you can still act on it. Ordering, customs declarations and the conversation with the supplier stay with your team.
Mark · Delivery Status Assistant
Logistics · Custom implementation
Keeps in touch with drivers about the status of their routes and reports delays before the customer calls.
Connects toNaomi · Delivery Discrepancy Monitor
Logistics · Custom implementation
Compares what was ordered, confirmed and delivered, and reports the differences before they turn up on the invoice.
Connects toExactAFASDatabasesGert · Stock Monitor
Logistics · Custom implementation
Looks at usage, lead times and open orders, and flags in time what needs reordering.
Connects toExactAFASFloor · Shipping Documents Handler
Logistics · Example application
Collects and checks freight and customs documents, and flags what is missing before the shipment is fixed.
Connects toThese AI employees sit with another department, but touch the same work.
This is the starting point for each task. Exactly where the line sits for your team, we agree together during setup.
Runs automaticallyAsks drivers for a status update at set moments and passes deviations on to planning and customer service.
A person decidesWhat the customer is told and from what delay onwards. If a driver does not respond, the planner gets a signal.
Runs automaticallyPuts the order, order confirmation and delivery note side by side and reports differences to purchasing.
A person decidesThe conversation with the supplier. Anything it cannot read reliably, it passes on.
Runs automaticallyTracks usage, lead times and open orders and prepares an order proposal.
A person decidesReviewing the order proposal. Automatic ordering only for the items you choose.
Runs automaticallyWorks out which documents each shipment needs, collects them and checks them for completeness.
A person decidesThe declaration itself, which stays with your forwarder or customs agent. It fills in nothing it is not sure of.
You stay in control.
Not every decision should be made automatically. For each workflow, we set out:
The AI employees on this page work with these packages, among others. Is your system not listed? We can connect any system, even if there is no standard integration.
Mainly the signalling: asking drivers for a status update, comparing the order, order confirmation and delivery note, tracking usage and lead times for an order proposal, and checking which documents each shipment still needs. The decision on what happens next stays with planning, purchasing or your forwarder.
Only if you deliberately set it up that way. Most organisations start with an order proposal that a person reviews, then switch some items to automatic, such as low-cost parts from a regular supplier.
Yes, through the API or a connection to the database. Trips, orders and stock come from the systems you already have. What the AI employee adds is the signal when reality deviates.
We do not let it submit them on its own. It collects, checks for completeness and requests what is missing. The declaration itself stays with your forwarder or customs agent, because liability comes with it.
That depends on the setup, and it is a conversation to have with your drivers beforehand. Our advice: ask about the status of the trip, not the person, and use it to keep planning and customer service informed.