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Autonomous except money and compliance.

Operational control is enforced by audited, masked, policy-gated agents — not by withholding automation. The agents carry the pipeline. Four decisions never leave a human’s hands, and that is a business decision, not a technical limit.

The four gates

What an agent may never do alone.

These are load-bearing. An agent may draft any of them and put it in a queue; it can never make the transition itself.

Payments

Invoices and payouts are drafted; a person releases the money.

Iran-compliance

Sanctions, KYB and route screening clear or hold under legal review.

Proof of delivery

A leg turns delivered only on physical proof — never an agent’s word.

Plan approval

Which route plan to book is the customer’s commercial choice alone.

What agents do carry

The operational pipeline, end to end.

Everything below runs with masking and audit fully intact. None of it touches money, sanctions, physical proof, or the customer’s commercial choice.

  • Cargo intake and request drafting
  • Decomposition into legs
  • RFQ creation and dispatch
  • Quote outlier flagging and revision requests
  • Route-plan build and publication
  • Booking
  • Execution advance and milestone events
  • Document generation
  • Consignee invitation
  • Customer and consignee update drafting

How it is governed

Four rules that make an agent safe to point at a live corridor.

An agent is a user, not a system account

There is no elevated agent identity and no service token with a wider view. An agent acting for a provider sees exactly what that provider sees. The only thing that distinguishes it in the record is a flag marking the actor as an agent rather than a human.

Deterministic logic stays code

Provider eligibility scoring, quote normalization, currency conversion, outlier detection, margin calculation, masking and every state-machine transition are ordinary services. The agent decides what to do and drafts the content; the services do the thing and emit the audit record.

Every execution is on the record

Each agent tool call is logged through the same audit service a human action uses, carrying the initiating user, the run, and the model. Two patterns are distinguished explicitly: work an agent executed, and work an agent drafted for a human to approve.

Runs have a budget, not a leash

Every run logs its token spend against a budget. A run that exceeds it pauses for human review rather than looping — which is simultaneously the cost control and the safety control.

An agent for every role

Seventeen roles. Seventeen different views.

Each role instructs in plain language and inherits exactly its own permissions and masking. No role reaches another’s data, and no agent gets a wider view than the person it acts for.

autonomous   drafts, a human approves

  • Cargo owner— autonomous

    Describe it once — the agent drafts, submits and tracks the shipment.

  • Consignee— drafts, a human approves

    Tracks inbound cargo and confirms delivery against proof.

  • Freight forwarder— autonomous

    Quote and run customer cargo under your own brand; your margin stays sealed.

  • Logistics / 3PL— autonomous

    Bundles and quotes multimodal lanes end to end.

  • Shipping line— autonomous

    Reads its masked RFQ and drafts a sea quote — never a competitor’s.

  • Road carrier— autonomous

    Drafts road quotes on the lanes it’s eligible for.

  • Rail operator— autonomous

    Drafts rail quotes and holds slots on its corridors.

  • Air cargo— autonomous

    Prices the masked brief and drafts an air quote.

  • Port / terminal— autonomous

    Logs gate-in, gate-out and release events with proof.

  • Customs broker— autonomous

    Advances the declaration and chases the missing commercial documents.

  • Warehouse / CFS— autonomous

    Records receipt and release on its assigned legs.

  • Insurer— drafts, a human approves

    Rates cover to the declared value — binding waits for a human.

  • Control tower— autonomous

    Orchestrates legs, RFQs, normalized plans and booking across the network.

  • Finance & compliance— drafts, a human approves

    Drafts invoices and risk screens — you approve the money.

  • Super admin— autonomous

    Provisions orgs and roles — every change immutably audited.

  • API partner— autonomous

    Adapter health and integration status, summarized. Never margin or competitor data.

  • Investor— drafts, a human approves

    Funds tokenized assets in USDT and earns pro-rata as they perform.

Describe what you need. Approve what matters.

The agent picks up your words at sign-in and works as your role from there.