How it works

Your shippers never hear from a machine.

Carriers are replaceable. Shippers are the business. So the boundary isn't a setting that drifts, it's how the system is built.

Autonomy and safety rules

What the system can and cannot touch.

What the system touchesThe rule
Shipper and customer emails
One clickPermanent one-click approval. The system never emails a shipper on its own. No expiry, no accuracy threshold that unlocks it.
Carrier POD outreach
ControlledDrafts during the pilot. Automatic follow-ups unlock only after 30 days of verified accuracy.
Your TMS
AutomaticLogging updates and attaching documents to the load file.
Billing status
NeverThe system cannot mark a load ready to bill. It attaches the document and hands it to your clerk.

A BOL with a short count or a damage note scrawled beside the signature reads as clean paperwork to anything scanning for a signature. Bill that load and you eat the claim. So we don't judge the document, we surface it to the person whose job that is.

How we roll it out

Thirty days from silent to steady.

No long-term commitment up front. Every deployment starts with a structured fourteen-day test.

01

Ghost Mode and audit

Days 1 to 14

We connect to your email and TMS. It runs silently, drafting real replies to real traffic, and sends nothing to anyone. On day 14 you get a written report on your own floor: how much status traffic actually arrives, how fast it gets answered today, how long PODs really take to come back, how many loads sit unbilled waiting on paperwork, and the accuracy of every draft written.

02

One click

Days 15 to 30

Drafts arrive in your team's inbox, finished. One key sends them. Every message to every party still passes a human first.

03

Steady state

Day 30 onward

Routine carrier POD requests go out automatically. Everything customer-facing keeps its click, permanently. Exceptions always land on a person.

The guarantee: if the drafts miss the accuracy threshold we agree before Phase 1 begins, the $2,000 is refunded in full.

Inbox access and data

Connecting software to your inbox is a serious decision.

So here is exactly how it works, including the parts most vendors leave out.

How access is granted

Standard Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace OAuth, approved by your admin. We never ask for or store a password. Your provider grants access at the mailbox level, which is how these platforms work. There is no way to be granted access to only some emails.

What we actually process

Everything passes through a filter first. Only threads carrying load identifiers, status requests, or POD documents are processed and stored. Everything else passes through without being retained.

Retention

Processed email content and draft logs are held for 30 days for audit purposes, then deleted. On cancellation, stored content is deleted and we'll confirm in writing when it's done.

No model training

Your operational data and client communications are never used to train language models.

Revocation

You can revoke access from your own Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace console at any time, without asking us.

Get started

Let's see if your floor is a fit.

Twenty minutes, no deck. We'll look at your TMS setup, walk through how Ghost Mode works, and tell you plainly whether your desk has the kind of traffic this helps with.

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