Last mile deliveries on time at every point
Thirty drops on a route, and dispatch confirms each one by phone. Cargofy's digital workers, AI agents that contact drivers and stores in your company's name, chase late deliveries while drivers report every stop from the app.
What changes for your team
Run every last mile route from plan to proof of delivery
The whole fleet in one plan
Open the plan and see every truck with its current and next trip
A load search for each truck
Set a search by direction, dates and truck type for a specific truck. For a truck unloading in Kraków tomorrow, Planner shows backhaul matches before it gets there
Status without calling the driver
When a driver reports in a messenger that the truck is unloaded, its status updates without a call to dispatch
Truck and driver in one step
Pick the truck, trailer and driver from Fleet, and the trip stays tied to that unit
The return leg planned with the first
The worker joins the outbound leg and a load for the way back into one round trip
The trip lands on the driver's phone
Once assigned, the trip appears in Cargofy Go with its stops and tasks, and the driver's stop statuses come back to the trip card
POD in the shipment the moment it's taken
The driver photographs the POD or CMR at the stop, and the file is attached to the trip
Stop statuses without a call
The driver marks arrival, loading and unloading, and your team sees it right away
Trips and tasks on the phone
When a dispatcher assigns a driver, the trip appears in Cargofy Go with its stops and tasks
Location lives inside the shipment
Tracking runs within the tender process. Carrier, rate, documents and the truck's position sit in one record, so nobody switches between tabs to answer "where is it"
Statuses come from the stop itself
In Cargofy Go, the driver marks arrival, loading and unloading and photographs the documents. You see the status the moment it's marked
The delay reaches you first
When a trip falls behind schedule, Tracking alerts the manager while there's still time to warn the customer
Incoming documents read for you
The worker reads PODs, CMRs, bookings and email attachments and fills the shipment record with their data
Missing PODs chased until they arrive
When a POD or signed CMR is missing, the worker asks the carrier and driver until it's in, so invoicing doesn't stall
Outgoing documents filled from the record
Contracts, orders, acts and invoices are generated from your own templates with the carrier and shipment details already in place
Map your business
System Architect studies your website, interviews your team and builds a virtual map of all your processes. You review it before anything goes live.
Build your platform
Each digital worker has its own credentials, role, virtual computer and smartphone. Whatever your team does on a screen, it can do too, in 28 languages.
Go live in hours
Digital Workers connect to your TMS, ERP, email, GPS and other tools through 100+ integrations, plus REST API, webhooks and MCP.
Your operation now runs itself
The platform maps your operation and builds the workflows and digital workers to run it, on top of the tools and channels you already use. You decide what they can do and where they must get approval.
Enterprise grade security
Your data stays yours. Built with privacy-first architecture for regulated industries.
Enterprise access controls
Independently audited
GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA ready
AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit
FAQ
Everything you need to know about deploying AI Digital Workers into freight operations — from how they work to how fast you can go live.
Drivers mark each drop and photograph the POD in the free Cargofy Go app. The status and time land in the route right away.
Yes. When a route falls behind, your team gets an alert while there's still time to warn the next points.
Yes. A digital worker can message the next points on a last mile route when a driver runs late, using the ETA from the trip.
No. Cargofy Go shares location only during an assigned trip and switches tracking off outside it.
Ready to put a Digital Worker on the job?
Live in days, not months — connected to your TMS, load boards, and the 50,000-company Cargofy Network from day one.