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    Logistics

    Delivery tracking, shipping documents and alerts.

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    How it looks in practice

    Problem

    Clients and salespeople keep asking "where's the shipment?", and logistics checks it manually: logging into carriers' systems, calling, replying. With dozens of shipments a day, that's half a full-time job, and answers still come late.

    Solution

    The system pulls statuses from all courier and freight companies into one place. It detects delays on its own and immediately notifies everyone concerned, the client, the salesperson, the warehouse. A single glance answers any question about a delivery.

    Benefits
    No more logging into five different carrier systems
    The client hears about a delay from the company before they even ask
    A full view of every shipment on one screen
    Real-world example

    A courier reports a delay affecting delivery to a key client. The system detects the status change at 7:40 a.m. and sends the client a message with the new delivery time, plus a notification to the salesperson. By the time the client calls at 9:00, everyone already knows the situation and the fix.

    What we can automate

    Repetitive tasks

    Automating activities performed manually every day.

    Reports and analytics

    Reports and metrics generated automatically, no spreadsheets needed.

    Integrations

    Connecting systems so data never has to be retyped by hand.

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