Freight News, IT
AI to speed Logistaas document handling
[ February 3, 2026 // Chris Lewis ]Freight software specialist Logistaas has introduced a new AI-powered document reading feature for its transport management to support freight forwarders dealing with high volumes of paperwork. The tool uses optical character recognition (OCR) and an AI engine, powered by Logistaas’ AI agent, Averroes, trained on complex shipping documents to extract and import data directly into the shipment record.
Users can upload documents, such as air waybills and related shipment files, allowing the system to automatically read and populate the required fields within the TMS, with translation to and from any language.
Logistaas has also begun developing a second AI tool designed to analyse shipment data and identify potential compliance issues based on route and destination requirements.
It will also launch AI-powered customer support alongside this next feature.
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