Your company, reachable by AI — quotes start qualified
Freight enquiries are either precise or worthless, and sorting one from the other eats a dispatcher's day. A twin asks the qualifying questions before anything reaches your desk.
What slows dispatch
- Enquiries that omit the essentials: dimensions, weight, incoterms, dates.
- Repeated questions about routes, equipment, permits and customs handling.
- Shippers comparing three forwarders and choosing whoever answered first.
What a Twin changes
The twin asks for lane, dimensions, weight, timing and special requirements, and hands dispatch a complete brief instead of a one-line email.
Upload your service description, equipment list and coverage. The twin answers on what you can carry, where, and under which conditions — with sources.
Your capabilities become machine-readable through the Agent Card and the MCP server, which is where procurement is starting to look for carriers.
- “Forwarder for temperature-controlled freight Switzerland to Italy”
- “Who handles customs clearance for e-commerce imports into the EU?”
- “Carrier with capacity for palletised freight next week”
If your company can't be read by a model, the answer names someone else.
Questions we get asked
Can it quote a rate?
Only indicatively, and only if you publish rate structures. By default it collects the enquiry and lets your team price it — binding statements require explicit authorisation.
Can it check live capacity?
Not today — it works from the knowledge you give it. Keep live capacity out and let the twin route those questions to dispatch.
Do we need to publish our tariffs?
No. Most forwarders publish capabilities and coverage, and keep pricing in the human conversation.
See how AI reads your company today
Free, no account. Paste your website and get the findings — then ask your own Twin a question.
Check your AI-readability — free