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AI in Logistics: The End of Bad Truckload Routes?

Kuebix AI is here to streamline your shipper TMS operations. FreightWise CEO Chris Cochran explains how their new AI-enabled platform, built from a legacy Kuebix system, is disrupting traditional logistics by offering an “order to pay” solution. Say goodbye to manual routing flaws and hello to optimized, efficient supply chains managed with clean, actionable data. […] The post AI in Logistics:…

AI in Logistics: The End of Bad Truckload Routes?

FreightWise has introduced Kuebix AI, an AI-powered transportation management system designed to optimize logistics operations for shippers. The system, built from a legacy Kuebix platform purchased from Trimble, aims to replace traditional rule-based routing algorithms with AI that is more cost-effective, less prone to errors, and easier for planners to manage.

Kuebix AI's key feature is multi-stop truckload planning, allowing planners to view and compare multiple route options on a single screen. This eliminates the need for routers to work outside the TMS when a suggested route is unworkable. The platform also includes FreightWise Intelligence, which provides actionable insights by analyzing data from order through payment, alerting users when KPIs fall out of range and explaining the root cause.

FreightWise has built its own carrier API network to facilitate faster carrier onboarding and offers a middleware module called Kuebix Connect, which enables business users to map fields from ERPs, WMS platforms, and point-of-sale systems to the TMS visually, with AI generating the underlying integration code. The company cautions shippers about the importance of data quality for successful AI adoption and maintains that AI will not be used in direct customer support to preserve account relationships.

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