Shipflow AI Operator Platform

The AI Operator platform for enterprise logistics.

Shipflow is an enterprise AI Operator platform for logistics companies. It executes and monitors defined workflows across Ocean, Air and Road using existing systems, configured SOPs, permissions and human escalation.

  • Configured to your SOPs
  • Connected to your existing systems
  • Human approval and escalation built in
Operations controlIllustrative platform view
Operators active
  • Booking OperatorOcean booking request
    Executing
  • Document OperatorMBL / HBL comparison
    Completed
  • Track & Trace OperatorDelivery milestone
    Needs review
Current stepApply booking SOP
  1. Request received
  2. Shipment context gathered
  3. Configured checks in progress
  4. Complete or escalate

Enterprise AI automation built specifically for global logistics

3 modesOcean, Air and Road
50+logistics use cases supported
Millionsof transactions handled every month

Designed around completion

More than a copilot.
An operator built to complete the workflow.

An AI Operator observes an operational trigger, gathers the relevant context, takes permitted actions across systems, verifies the result and returns exceptions to the right person.

It connects individual AI capabilities—reading documents, interpreting emails, applying rules and preparing actions—into a workflow with a defined operational outcome.

See how AI agents work in logistics

Deploy

Start with the operation.
Define the boundary.

Shipflow begins with a workflow your team already performs. Together, we translate its SOP, systems, decisions and exception paths into a clear operating boundary for the AI Operator.

01

Trigger

Define the email, document, system event or milestone that creates the work.

02

Completion

Agree on the system record, confirmation or evidence that proves the work is finished.

03

Authority

Specify the information and systems the AI Operator may access and the actions that require approval.

04

Recovery

Name the exception owner, pause authority and manual continuation path.

Representative normal cases, exceptions and system responses are reviewed before the agreed workflow moves into production.

Connected execution

One execution layer across your logistics operation.

Shipflow adds controlled execution across the systems and channels your team already uses. It does not require you to replace the systems of record your operation depends on.

Operational inputs

Work arrives in context.

  • Email and messages
  • Documents and forms
  • TMS and ERP records
  • Portal and shipment events
AI Operator

Rules become execution.

  • Logistics context
  • Configured SOPs
  • Workflow state
  • Permission boundaries
Authorized outcomes

Work moves to completion.

  • Prepare or perform actions
  • Update permitted fields
  • Communicate through approved channels
  • Escalate for human review
Human control and operator visibilityScoped accessApprovalsException policyExecution record

Execute

From operational trigger to verified completion.

The AI Operator keeps the full workflow connected, including what happened before an action and the evidence needed to confirm the result.

  1. 01

    Detect the work

    Identify the request, document, milestone or exception that starts the workflow.

  2. 02

    Gather the context

    Retrieve the relevant shipment, customer, communication, document and policy information.

  3. 03

    Apply the SOP

    Determine whether the case is eligible to proceed and which operating rules apply.

  4. 04

    Take the permitted action

    Complete configured work through an inbox, portal, TMS or another connected system.

  5. 05

    Verify the result

    Confirm what the receiving system or external party actually accepted.

  6. 06

    Complete or escalate

    Record the completed outcome, or route an exception to the responsible person.

Monitor & collaborate

Measure completed work—not just AI activity.

Operations teams can review work received, work in progress, completed outcomes and exceptions within the deployed workflow. The execution record shows what happened and supports operational review.

  • Eligible workflow volume
  • Touchless completion
  • Elapsed and active handling time
  • Exceptions and corrections
  • Service-level outcomes
Execution recordIllustrative platform view
Needs review
Workflow
Track & Trace
Current state
Exception routed
Reason
Response falls outside the configured tolerance
Evidence
Shipment record, latest message and actions attempted attached
Next action
Operations owner reviews the proposed recovery path

Govern

Set authority at the action level.

Reading a request, preparing a response, updating a record and sending an external commitment are separate permissions. Your team chooses the right boundary for each action.

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01

Observe

Gather context without changing an external system.

02

Prepare

Assemble an action or response for a person to review.

03

Execute

Complete an action permitted by policy and verify the result.

04

Escalate

Stop and return cases requiring judgment to the team.

50+ logistics use cases

Start with a proven quick win. Expand on one control layer.

These eight workflows are popular starting points across Shipflow customers. Each is configured around the operation, systems, decision boundaries and definition of completion.

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Work with your existing stack

Connect the systems your operations already run on.

Shipflow scopes each integration around the actual workflow, product, interface and permissions available—including custom-built and in-house systems.

TMS & ERP

Shipment and transportation records

Email

Requests, attachments and replies

CRM

Customer and opportunity context

Market rates

Pricing inputs and benchmarks

Internal systems

Proprietary tools and portals

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Customer evidence

Measured against deployed workflows.

Shipflow evaluates operational outcomes within the agreed workflow scope—not broad or unqualified automation claims.

Booking automation

99%+

Touchless booking completion rate

This result applies to the deployed booking workflow. Results depend on workflow scope, input quality and deployment configuration.Read the case study

Track and Trace

100%

Of Track & Trace automated with Shipflow

This result applies to ColliCare’s deployed Track & Trace workflow. Results depend on workflow scope, source availability and deployment configuration.Read the case study
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Operating model

Design the workflow before deciding the autonomy.

Explore practical guidance for turning individual AI tasks into controlled, measurable operational workflows.

Platform questions

What operations leaders need to know.

What is an AI Operator?+

An AI Operator is software configured to observe an operational trigger, gather the relevant context, apply an SOP, take permitted actions across systems, verify the result and return exceptions to the right person.

Does Shipflow replace our TMS or other core systems?+

No. Shipflow adds a controlled execution layer across the systems your operation already uses. The exact connections, permissions and supported actions are agreed for each deployed workflow.

How does Shipflow keep people in control?+

Your team defines authority at the action level. An AI Operator can observe, prepare, execute or escalate based on configured permissions, approval requirements and exception rules.

Where should we start?+

Start with a frequent, rules-based workflow that has clear inputs, a measurable definition of completion and a known exception owner. Shipflow maps the workflow and its operating boundary before deployment.

Start with one workflow

Turn the work your team repeats every day into a controlled AI Operator.

Map its inputs, systems, decisions, approval boundaries and definition of completion with Shipflow.

Design your first AI Operator