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AI assistants piloted at a Tangier freight forwarder, connected to their ERP
Sea Cargo Logistics is a freight forwarder established in Tangier since 2015, operating out of Tanger Med with a branch in Casablanca. The work consists of tracking shipment files whose information arrives by email, as attachments, and is then re-keyed into the ERP, so the same piece of data lives in three places. We put in place a pilot that reads this material as it arrives and keeps an up-to-date view of it.
The information in a shipment file exists, but it is scattered across a mailbox, attachments and the ERP, so nobody has the full picture without reconstructing the thread by hand. A pilot therefore had to meet two requirements that sit awkwardly together: read the company's real material in production, and never act alone on a file. Every proposal had to remain subject to human approval.
Where the friction lived before we started.
How we removed the friction.
We deployed continuous reading of the relevant mailboxes, strictly read-only since the pilot was never to write anything on the client side, feeding a per-thread summary and operation cards gathering the parties and milestones of each file. An adapter connects everything to the existing ERP. Teams find it all in a tracking interface, with an approval queue, incoming-mail triage and a morning briefing. Nothing is sent or changed without approval.
Pilot running on the client's own infrastructure, daily backups included
603 jobs executed without failure over the reference period
17 shipment files tracked as complete cards
Mail read strictly in consultation mode, with no writes
Adapter developed for the ERP already in place
Every proposal subject to human approval before action
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