Solutions
Solutions
One AI layer, eight ways it earns its place. Pick the morning that looks like yours.
Use cases
Sick driver & absences
A driver is sick. Three routes have no driver. It is 06:31.
The message says “ik ben ziek”. Mission Control reads it, registers the absence in HR, finds who is available, moves the routes and tells everyone. You approve the one that does not fit.
Vehicle breakdown
Truck 14 is stuck on the A15. Six customers are waiting.
“Sta stil op de A15, truck doet het niet meer.” Mission Control logs the incident, checks which truck is free, sends it, re-plans the route and updates every ETA. You see it done, not the phone ringing.
Inbox & ETAs
Hundreds of messages a day. None of them need a planner to read them.
ETAs, delivery confirmations, address corrections, order questions: Mission Control classifies each message, links it to the right order and updates the TMS. The planner’s inbox goes quiet.
Documents & POD
“Can we have the POD for order 51840?” Sent. Two minutes.
Document requests are the most boring interruption in a planner’s day. Mission Control finds the POD, CMR or delivery note in the TMS, attaches it and replies. Signed time included.
Forward planning & capacity
Next week is already planned. Around the holidays. Around the sick leave.
Today’s fires are only half the job. Mission Control carries absences, leave and carrier capacity into next week, pre-plans open orders and answers the carrier who asked if there is work.
Industries
Carriers
Built for carriers who plan their own trucks and drivers.
Your day is drivers, trucks, windows and an inbox that never stops. Mission Control takes the inbox and the routine plan changes; your planners keep the judgment calls.
Forwarders
Built for forwarders who coordinate carriers, not drive trucks.
Your inbox is customers on one side and carriers on the other. Mission Control links every message to the order, answers status and document requests, matches capacity and keeps both sides informed.
Couriers & last mile
Built for couriers where every stop generates a message.
Same-day, high stop counts, addresses that change while the van is moving. Mission Control keeps the plan current from the messages themselves and re-flows routes under your approval.