03 MovementOn time, in hand
How the work moves
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I move time-critical and cross-border freight: parts, pallets and urgent loads that have to arrive on a set day. Behind it runs a dispatch system where AI agents read every request, price the lane, book the truck or the flight and keep the shipper posted at every stop, while a person signs off on every price and every exception.
A person signs off on every price, every routing change and every exception. Customs paperwork and dangerous goods are checked by people who handle them every day.
Front door agentAI front desk
Reads the request from a call, an email or the form: what it is, how many pieces, from where, by when.
Your OSControl room
Opens the load: pieces, weight, dock hours, paperwork and any dangerous goods flags.
Quote agentQuoting
Prices it from the rate sheet and the lanes, with the landed cost for an import.
A personYour yes
Checks the price and the route, then the quote goes out.
Scheduling agentAI agents
Books the carrier and the pickup window, and lines up the next leg before the first one lands.
Follow-up agentFollow-up
Texts the shipper where the load is at every stop, and flags a delay while there is still time to act.
Payments agentPayment checks
Sends the invoice with the proof of delivery attached.
Brief agentMorning brief
Opens the morning with every load in motion and every one running late.
Time-critical logistics and freight: parts, samples and originals on the next departure, and cross-border goods priced to their landed cost before they ship. It is for plants, distributors, MRO shops, forwarders and labs, where late costs more than the ticket.
Landed cost is what an import really costs once it reaches your door: the goods, the freight, the duty, the insurance and the fees. It is the number to price from, because the factory price leaves most of it out.
In Hand. Parts, samples and originals on the next departure, attended from pickup to signature. No warehouse, no re-sort, no strangers in the chain.
Cross-border commerce. Sourcing at origin, landed cost priced before it ships, entry, fulfillment and the last mile, north and south.
Every box pays duty now. Price it before it ships.
Proof after every job: time, signature, photo and the temperature curve, in one report.
The part and its paperwork travel together. Export-controlled items get a license check before I quote.
01Look
Send the clock: ready time, must-land time, what it is.
02Build
The plan and the price before anything moves, with the paperwork named.
03Run
Proof after: time, signature, photo and the curve, in one report.
It depends on the clock: the ready time, the must-land time and what it is. Send those three and you get the plan and the price before anything moves.
What an import really costs at your door: the goods, the freight, the duty and the fees. Every box pays duty now, so price it before it ships.
One report with the time, the signature and a photo, plus the temperature curve when the cargo needs one.
The part and its paperwork travel together. Export-controlled items get a license check before I quote.
Yes, on the same chain at a slower clock: sourcing at origin, landed cost priced before it ships, entry, fulfillment and the last mile, north and south.
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05 Connections
I connect the right people, each introduction with a reason to talk.
01 Systems
I build agentic systems: AI agents that answer, quote, book, chase and collect, with your yes on every step.
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