Watches.
Reports. Waits.
- × Logs shipments after they happen
- × Surfaces exceptions on a dashboard
- × Generates reports nobody reads on Monday
- × Waits for a human to do something
Your TMS records. Your WMS records. Your ERP records. Shipsy acts.
Shipsy does not replace your TMS, WMS or ERP. It reads, reasons, and acts on top of any existing SOR — then writes the decision back. No migration. No rip-and-replace.
All your existing systems become inputs to a single execution layer.
Every customer arrives with a different stack. The Shipsy layer is the same; the connector layer translates. No migration, no rip-and-replace.
What sits inside the Shipsy layer.
Each agent is a first-class microservice with its own identity, RBAC, audit trail, and bounded autonomy. Identities map 1:1 to a human operator in your SOR — same permissions, lower blast radius.
Session memory, long-term pattern memory, tribal-knowledge SOPs, and a multi-LLM router that picks the right model for each task — long-context planning vs. fast classification vs. structured tool-call.
Transforms any SOR data model into a unified logistics schema. Auto-resolves master-data conflicts before agents run — so a shipment that has three IDs across TMS, WMS, and the carrier portal is correctly recognised as one.
A multi-protocol ingest fabric. Each agent runs with scoped credentials; RBAC mirrors the human operator it replaces. Idempotent, replayable, lineage-tracked on every event.
Shipsy sits on top — no migration, no rip-and-replace. Path A integrates with Shipsy TMS as the SOR; Path B with any third-party TMS, WMS, or ERP; Path C is standalone via the Agent Builder.
Deepest integration, fastest setup. Real-time bidirectional data sync. All five AgentFleet modules available out of the box.
Twenty-plus pre-built connectors. SAP API restrictions bypassed via our native connector. Master data auto-resolved at onboarding.
Low-code / no-code interface. Custom workflows beyond the five named agents. Bring your own data sources; full access to all layers above.
Structural advantages. Years to build inside a specific vertical.
Horizontal AI: 4–9 months before useful logistics output. Shipsy: pre-trained on logistics ontology, eval sets, and connectors. Agents arrive knowing consignments, SLA terms, exception codes.
Pilot results in 4–8 weeks vs 4–9 month cold-start ramp.SAP blocks horizontal AI vendors from core modules via API. Shipsy's logistics-native connector bypasses this entirely — years of integration work that is hard to replicate quickly.
Enterprise customers on SAP ERP with zero API restrictions.Every deployment enriches the shared logistics knowledge graph. Driver patterns from one customer inform another's anomaly detection. The n-th deployment is smarter than the first.
Compounding margin grows with each new customer.The same shipment with three different IDs across TMS, WMS, and carrier portal — resolved automatically at onboarding. Horizontal AI fails silently here; output looks slightly wrong, forever.
Real case: one part, 3 master codes across systems. Resolved automatically.Desktop HITL → hours of delay → agent blocks or takes an unsafe default. Push notification with rich context → one-tap approval. No response in 15 minutes? The agent calls the ops manager autonomously.
Zero workflow blocking due to HITL delays across all live deployments.Tier 1: pre-deploy eval sets, logistics + regulatory. Tier 2: real-time drift detection + circuit breaker. Tier 3: post-run pattern analysis + compliance audit trail.
Healthcare cold-chain: zero compliance incidents in 18 months of autonomous operation.Calibrated for freight, healthcare, customs compliance — not content moderation.
Frontier providers, routed by task type + cost
Enterprise contracts with all providers prohibit training on customer inputs
90% of logistics use cases need zero PII — stripped before the LLM boundary
EU · APAC · US — data never leaves designated boundary
Start wherever you have the most manual firefighting today — Control Tower, CX, or Settlements. We will tell you which one in the first session.