Reads your documents
Forward a bill of lading, arrival notice or vendor invoice. The fields land in your system in seconds — your team checks, not re-keys.
DocuSenseThe AI agent-ready FMS
Fr8Labs AI reads your documents, answers shipment questions and prepares jobs, quotes and invoices — your team approves every change. Already use ChatGPT or Claude? Connect it to your freight data in minutes.
One of the first freight forwarding systems open to AI agents
No setup, no prompts to learn. It works inside the screens your team already uses.
Forward a bill of lading, arrival notice or vendor invoice. The fields land in your system in seconds — your team checks, not re-keys.
DocuSenseReads carrier websites across 410+ shipping lines and airlines. No integration projects, no carrier contracts to maintain.
AI CompanionAsk “margin by lane this quarter” in plain English and get the chart. No SQL, no waiting for IT.
AI AnalyticsReads your agents’ status emails and updates each shipment, so your team stops copy-pasting between inbox and system.
AI PlaybooksCopilots that know your freight, and one place to see what they are doing.
Each person gets a private AI copilot that looks up jobs, customers and invoices — and prepares work for them to approve.
See your team’s AI activity and this month’s usage in one place. A hard monthly cap means no surprise bills.
A dedicated AI teammate for one defined job — like preparing jobs from an operations mailbox for your team to approve.
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For technical teams: remote MCP server · OAuth sign-in for ChatGPT and Claude · API tokens from Fr8Labs for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients · connectors for Analytics, Actions and Notifications, with Accounting in early access · your company admin decides who connects.
Every change an AI makes — from our copilots or your own assistant — waits for a person to confirm it.
Each company only ever sees its own data. Your AI works under your people’s permissions, not around them.
AI where it multiplies your team. Traditional engineering where your money lives. Read our philosophy →
No. Fr8Labs AI is built in: it reads your shipping documents, tracks containers across 410+ carriers, answers questions about your shipments and prepares routine work for your team to approve. Connecting ChatGPT or Claude is optional — for teams that already use them.
Yes. Fr8Labs runs an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. In ChatGPT, find Fr8Labs Analytics in the app directory; in Claude, add Fr8Labs as a connector. You sign in with your own Fr8Labs login, and the assistant only sees what you are allowed to see.
Yes. Fr8Labs runs a remote MCP server with three connectors your team can use today: Analytics (ask questions, build dashboards and scheduled reports), Actions (draft jobs, quotes and invoices for a person to confirm) and Notifications (set up alerts and statement-of-account emails). Accounting is in early access. Fr8Labs Analytics is listed in the ChatGPT app directory; the others connect as custom connectors in ChatGPT or Claude. Your company admin decides who can connect.
It prepares them, and a person approves them. The AI drafts the job, quote or invoice from your data; nothing is saved until someone on your team confirms it.
No. Every change an AI proposes waits for a person on your team to approve it, and closed accounting periods stay locked.
A freight management system that AI assistants and agents can work in safely: they read your data and prepare real work through a supported connection, under the same permissions as your people, with a person approving every change. Fr8Labs is one of the first freight forwarding systems open to AI agents this way.
We would put it differently: AI applied where it helps. The core that handles money, cargo and compliance is deterministic and predictable. AI works at the edge — reading documents, answering questions, preparing work — where it multiplies what your team can do.
Bring a real BL, a real question, or your own ChatGPT. We'll show the AI working on your freight — 30 minutes, one call.