Detention & accessorial claims
Forward the email; get a shipper-ready evidence packet drafted for your review in about a minute.
AI for 3PLs, brokers, forwarders & warehouses
Paste the MC. Ten seconds later: who they are on the FMCSA record, what changed lately, and whether what they told you matches — every fact with its source and date.
Products
Four products in the order a load meets them, and one for the shipper you have not won yet. Each is self-serve; there is no sales call in front of any of them.
Before the rate con
Paste the MC: the FMCSA record, what changed lately, and whether the phone, email and insurance you were given match it.
No account, about 10 seconds · watch 3 carriers free, or 50 for $29/mo
While it moves
Texts the driver a one-tap location link, calls when the text goes unanswered, and tells one person only when both failed. Nothing for the driver to install.
No account, about a minute · 25 loads free, then $1 a load
After delivery
Forward the BOL, POD, rate con or carrier invoice; every field comes back pointing at the spot on the page it was read from.
No account, about a minute · 300-page free trial, then from $99/mo
At month-end
Ask the TMS export which customers lost margin, where detention leaks and who pays slowest. Every number traces back to its loads.
14-day trial, no card · then $199/mo per company
For the next customer
Your new rep cold-calls an AI shipping manager who pushes back like a real one, then gets a scorecard with the moment the call was won or lost.
First call free, no account · $149 for 60 days; team seats from 3
Watch each one run: 5 narrated demos, about 9 minutes in all →
Custom builds
Claims, paperwork, eyes on the dock. Scoped tight, priced fixed, delivered into the stack you already run. Pilots from $12,000, live in 2–6 weeks.
Forward the email; get a shipper-ready evidence packet drafted for your review in about a minute.
Rate cons, BOLs, invoices, PODs read out of the inbox, then checked against each other. Exceptions land on a list instead of nowhere.
Trailer and container ID, damage documentation, verification stations. Software and hardware, one vendor.
Guides and glossary
Short guides that each answer one question, and a glossary of 49 brokerage terms defined in a sentence. Written from the dispatch desk, not the marketing department.
A five-check audit for carrier invoices: duplicate, linehaul and fuel, accessorials with their support, the proof of delivery, and the remit-to. Where the errors hide, what to do with each, and how to run the same checks on every invoice without reading three documents by hand.
A ladder for load tracking that needs nothing installed: a text with a one-tap location link, a short automated call when the text goes unanswered, and a person only when both fail. What each rung requires, the consent and quiet-hours rules, and the numbers to expect.
A cold-call opener for freight broker sales reps calling shippers: what to say in the first twenty seconds, why the standard pitch fails, the one question that changes the conversation, and how to handle the three responses that come back.
Why LogiPilot
Detention terms, rate cons, EDI quirks, TMS integrations — we speak freight, not generic "AI transformation." Every product and every engagement compounds what we know about your world.
Cover, Ping, Docs, Analyst, and Dial all run in production, on our own infrastructure. The people who built and operate them are the ones who build for you.
Low-confidence results go to a person instead of being guessed. Nothing external — a claim, an invoice, an email — goes out without approval unless you decide it should.
US cloud regions, least-privilege access, audit trails. Never used to train shared models. Bring your IT team — we will walk them through everything.
FAQ
Six things for freight operators: Cover, a product that checks a carrier against the FMCSA record before the rate confirmation goes out; Ping, a product that tracks loads by texting and calling drivers with nothing to install; LogiPilot Docs, a product that reads logistics documents into structured, reviewable data; Analyst, a product that turns the TMS export into answers, scheduled reports and customer QBRs with fixed definitions; Dial, a product that trains broker sales reps with AI cold calls; and custom AI builds — claims, document audit, and dock-side vision — delivered to a fixed scope and price.
US freight brokerages, truckload 3PLs, forwarders and customs brokers, and warehouses from roughly 5 to 200 people — companies that need real automation without an enterprise IT department.
Yes. Cover checks any carrier with no account, Ping texts your own phone the way it texts a driver, LogiPilot Docs parses a document of yours on the spot, and Dial gives every visitor a free call — none of them asks for an account. Sign-up for any of them is an email address; there is no sales call in front of them.
In US cloud regions, encrypted in transit and at rest, with least-privilege access and audit logs. Documents you parse in Docs belong to your workspace; the try-it widget stores nothing. Your data is never used to train models shared with other customers.
A 30-minute scoping call, a fixed quote, a build that goes live in two to six weeks with weekly demos on your data, then an optional monthly operate-and-improve term. Pilots start at $12,000. You own the code and the data.
Start with one workflow
Describe the workflow you hate. We'll tell you whether AI fixes it, how fast, and what it costs — before you commit to anything.