
You know where every delivery is.
Your customer knows before they call.
We put agents on your deliveries: they track them, warn the customer if something runs late, and build the report.
Today versus with the agent
The same day, told twice
How it happens todayWith the agent inside
08:10An incident is solved over the phone and recorded nowhere.It is logged, with the cause and who solved it.
11:30The customer calls to ask about their delivery.The customer already got the notice, with the cause and the new time.
14:00Dispatch calls three drivers to find out where they are.The status of every open route is already there, without calling anyone.
Next MondayThe meeting argues about where the week got stuck.The report arrives with the costliest point already flagged.
What you already work with
Stops, times, and driving
Google SheetsThe day's route plan
GmailNotices and customer replies
You do not switch systems. The agent works inside the ones you use.
Fleet telematics and GPS
Google MapsRoutes, traffic, and ETA
AccuWeatherRain and closures on the route
SAPOrders and committed windows
WhatsAppConfirmations from drivers
These are examples. If your operation lives in another system, the agent connects to that one.
How the agent works
Fleet GPS
Routes and traffic
Weather on the route
Committed windows
Customer emailYard times
You ask it the way you would ask someone on your team.
It reads what your systems already record, cross-checks it, finds the cause, and hands you the document. Anything that goes outside waits for your signature.
Your knowledgeLogistics agent
Tell me which of today's deliveries are late and why, and draft the notice for the ones we already know will not make it.
Logistics agentOf 14 routes, two will not make it: route 7 got stuck 40 minutes in the yard and route 12 left late because of loading. The notices are drafted.
Today's deliveries · 14 routesTuesday 11:30
12 of 14 routes make their window. Routes 7 and 12 do not: the notice to their customers is drafted.
Minutes against the delivery window, routes by rangeOn timeLate
On-time deliveries, last 7 daysOn time95% goal
Causeroute 7, yard wait; route 12, late loading.
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Google Maps
Open in Google Sheets
Notices drafted, one per affected customer
None goes out until you approve what it tells the customer.
- DetectedToday 10:52Route 7 falls out of its delivery window
- DraftedToday 10:54The customer notice, with cause and new time
- SignedWaiting for your signatureIt goes out when a person approves it, not before
Next step
Let your customers hear about the delay before they ask, without anyone on your team chasing it.
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