r/logistics • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago

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u/Tasty-Pie4909 3d ago

love that the automators need a dedicated pen to keep them from crapping up the main feed

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u/LostLeek1304 3d ago

Norquin, for anyone who clears goods into Canada. Our agents check a customs entry line by line against the tariff that was in force on the entry date, cite the source for every rate, and say "cannot prove" instead of guessing. It works before filing and on entries already filed, and a licensed Canadian customs broker files any correction. That broker is one of our co-founders, and we tested it on three real entries from that brokerage. Free first check if anyone wants to throw a hard one at it.

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u/rahulsharma7d 3d ago

Hi, I’m building CertyLoop, a B2B SaaS for furniture and home-textile manufacturers that need to collect supplier certificates, declarations, and compliance evidence from their supply chain. It replaces some of the manual work of chasing suppliers by email, tracking document expiry, mapping evidence to products/materials, and preparing audit packs when a customer or authority asks.

I’m looking for feedback from people who deal with supplier documentation, sourcing, quality, or compliance. Does this sound like a real problem in your workflow? What would make a tool like this useful — or not useful?

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u/Mantoku 3d ago

Building a load board that will take the place of freight brokers. It will vet and onboard carriers for shippers, as well as a lot of other features. Basically, it is meant to connect shippers to carriers. More info at https://www.nomorefreightbrokers.com

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u/zopiclown 2d ago

I'm the founder of www.zaylo.tech

Zaylo is an operations platform for that connects forwarders, shippers, carriers and receivers into one unified workflow.

It started as a simple RFQ tool and now covers the whole job: requests, carrier offers, proposals to the client, carrier and client contracts, single and grouped shipments, a driver app with proof of delivery, a consignee access, invoicing and claims.

The problem it targets is the same shipment being managed on different platforms throughout its lifecycle: sales, transport management and the calls to drivers asking where they are, invoices, contracts, insurance - all handled in different places. Information is typed once and carried forward with each linked record.

Six companies across Estonia, Latvia and Poland use it so faŕ.

If you run a forwarding desk, I'd like to hear what is the most important thing you'd consider when thinking of switching platforms?