The whole journey of a container move, and what your AI agent does at every step.
New to AI agents? Here's the simplest picture: a back-office clerk that works your entire container transport day. Follow one move, from posting to payment — and see the agent working at every step.
A forwarder or shipper posts the move: port, addresses, dates, containers. Or drops a booking, arrival notice or delivery order — as text or a PDF.
Vetted transporters at that port see the job in their pool and price it, per container.
Both sides can bargain — send a target price back and forth — then the order-giver awards, guided by each company's live score.
The trucker sends their pick-up code — Antwerp CPU/SCR, Rotterdam Portbase, Hamburg DAKOSY — to the order-giver, who releases the box in the port system.
The customer wants the box at a set time. The dispatcher plans backwards: road distance, a 45-min break after every 4.5h of driving, and the driver who has the hours.
Every truck is tracked. When a customer asks “when will it arrive?”, the answer is one tap away.
The trucker invoices; the order-giver accepts it as correct and agrees a payment term (Net 15/30/45). Paying by the due date counts as on-time — and builds your score.
From the first order to the final payment, your AI agent reads the documents, plans the runs, guards the clocks and remembers every job — so you move boxes, not paperwork. And it briefs you every morning: what's at risk, what to quote, what to invoice.