Customer-to-consignment truth
Fewer status exceptions and disputes, with a traceable journey from booking to proof of delivery and charge.
Exception-handling and tracking time saved plus fewer failed billing hand-offs.
Teams manually trace shipments, customers receive conflicting updates and delivery disputes take longer to resolve.
100,000 jobs × 3 minutes saved × AUD 55/hour = AUD 275k of annual operating capacity.From trusted evidence to a controlled capability.
Customer, booking, consignment, route, scan, proof-of-delivery and charge events share stable identifiers and an ordered event model. Event timestamps, status meanings, location accuracy and exception ownership are governed, with privacy limits for driver and location data.
AI can predict ETA and delay risk, detect missing or impossible events, draft accurate customer updates and assemble evidence for a delivery dispute. It can recommend which exceptions need intervention without changing proof-of-delivery or charge records.
A customer receives conflicting tracking statuses after a depot scan is missed, and staff manually call several sites to reconstruct the shipment journey.
The model infers a likely delay from route, adjacent scans and current conditions, clearly labels the missing evidence and routes the consignment to operations. A customer-update draft states what is known and what remains uncertain.
Operations verifies the status and an agent approves the message. Measures include ETA error, manual trace time, proactive exception resolution, repeat enquiries and disputed deliveries.
Operations confirms material exceptions and customer commitments; AI cannot fabricate a scan, proof of delivery or definitive status when evidence is missing.
- ETA accuracy and early-warning time
- Manual trace and repeat-enquiry volume
- Delivery exception and dispute resolution