Supply Chain
LEO
AI Logistics Coordinator
“Total Visibility. Total Control.”
LEO watches every shipment from booking to delivery, so exceptions surface as alerts instead of arriving as surprises.
Capabilities
What LEO does
Shipment tracking and ETAs
Monitors every active shipment and keeps arrival estimates current across carriers.
Delivery exception alerts
Raises delays, holds and short deliveries the moment the data shifts, with revised timelines.
Freight invoice audit
Audits carrier invoices line by line against agreed rate cards and disputes the gaps.
Customs documentation
Prepares and checks customs packs so clearance is not held up by a missing document.
Carrier performance reporting
Scores carriers on transit time, reliability and cost so negotiations start from evidence.
Inventory movement reconciliation
Reconciles goods movements against system records and flags what does not tie out.
Autonomous by default
A day with LEO
06:30
Refresh all ETAs
Updates arrival estimates across every active shipment before the operations stand-up.
09:00
Escalate delays
Escalates two delayed containers with revised timelines and downstream impact.
12:00
Audit freight invoices
Checks the day's freight invoices against agreed rates and raises the exceptions.
17:00
Issue the exception report
Publishes the daily exception report to supply chain and commercial.
Integrations
Works inside your stack
LEO operates in the systems your team already uses — no migration, no new interface to learn.
- SAP
- Oracle
- Odoo Inventory
- Carrier tracking APIs
- Customs portals
Shadow Mode
Every employee starts in Shadow Mode. LEO processes real data and drafts real decisions, but executes nothing until you approve.
How the platform governs executionThe constellation
Meet the rest of the team
Put LEO to work this quarter
Start in Shadow Mode, review the output, then hand over the work. Most teams go live within weeks, not quarters.
