Scattered context
Files, email threads and instructions live in different places.
Documents don’t always tell the same story. FreightMind connects the details, catches the discrepancies, and shows your team what needs attention.
The details that need your attention, all in one place.
| SHIPMENT | ROUTE | DOCUMENTS | STATUS |
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An invoice says 1,250 cartons. The bill of lading says 1,200. Your team shouldn’t have to discover the difference at the last minute.
Files, email threads and instructions live in different places.
Teams compare the same fields, one document at a time.
Missing information surfaces when there’s little time to act.
A focused workflow for checking documents.
Built to support
your existing operations.
Group the commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading under one shipment.
COLLECTTurn document content into consistent fields for parties, quantities, weights and references.
NORMALISECompare records and surface missing information and mismatches, with source references.
RECONCILEInspect the evidence, add context and decide what needs correcting or escalating.
HUMAN REVIEWEvery finding should lead back to the records that explain it. No black box, and no autonomous trade decisions.
The bill of lading lists 50 fewer cartons and 510 kg less gross weight. Check the source documents before accepting the shipment record.
See the parties, containers, documents and open exceptions together. Stop rebuilding context from scattered folders.
Use deterministic comparisons for numbers, and AI for ambiguous descriptions, units and document relationships.
Planned knowledge retrieval brings customer SOPs and carrier instructions into explanations, with evidence for review.
Log a finding, add a review note and record a decision. Customs, trade and release decisions stay with your team.
Starting with document-intensive freight operations in Africa. Designed for trade across borders.
Bring customer, supplier and carrier documents into a single review workflow.
OUR INITIAL FOCUSSpot inconsistent quantities, weights and references in incoming shipment records.
Check that outgoing documents tell a consistent story before the next handoff.
Give operations teams a shared view of documentation gaps and unresolved findings.
The architecture combines document extraction, structured checks and context-aware reasoning. Each service has a specific job.
Architecture roadmap. No claim of AWS partnership, certification or a live production integration.
Explore our security approach ↗S3 is planned for shipment files. Textract will extract text, tables and document structure so the application can validate shipment fields.
Foundation models will classify documents, normalise ambiguous fields, interpret document relationships and explain exceptions. Ordinary code will compare numeric values.
Customer-specific retrieval will bring relevant SOPs, carrier instructions and historical records into the review context. Evidence remains available for human verification.
Lambda will orchestrate processing; RDS will hold shipment records. API Gateway will serve application APIs, Cognito will support authentication, and CloudWatch will provide monitoring. Tenant access rules will be enforced by the application.
Proposed monthly launch pricing. Plans and availability will be validated during the pilot.
For a focused operations team.
For a busier shipment desk.
For more complex workflows.
Illustrative USD pricing from our launch plan, not a final offer. User limits, document allowances, taxes and additional usage will be agreed before any paid engagement.
Creating a shipment record, collecting commercial invoices, packing lists and bills of lading, structuring their information and flagging missing or conflicting data. Wider document support and operational workflows are part of the roadmap.
No. It is designed to surface information that requires review. Authorised people remain responsible for document corrections, customs decisions, compliance checks and shipment release.
The intended role is an intelligence layer alongside your existing TMS or ERP. Specific integrations are not yet promised; requirements will be scoped during pilot discovery.
The workflow separates exact numeric comparisons from ambiguous interpretation. A pallet count may differ legitimately from a carton count. Reviewers verify the source context and record corrections instead of treating every difference as an error.
No. This website includes a browser-only demonstration with fictional records. It does not upload files, run AI extraction or connect to customer systems. The AWS section describes the planned platform architecture.
We are initially exploring document-intensive workflows with freight forwarders in Africa, alongside importers, exporters and 3PL teams. Pilot scope, readiness and timing will be discussed individually.
Explore what a clearer document workflow could look like for your team.