Shipment status and delivery calls
Voice agents authenticate the caller, look up the order in your TMS or WMS, give status and delivery windows, and log the interaction.
Industry
Distributors, 3PLs, and carriers field the same calls all day, chase drivers and carriers by phone, and match paperwork by hand. DPI deploys voice agents, communication automation, and document pipelines that connect to your TMS, WMS, and order systems.
Who This Is For
Where AI Pays Off
Voice agents authenticate the caller, look up the order in your TMS or WMS, give status and delivery windows, and log the interaction.
Pickup confirmations, appointment scheduling, check calls, and delay notifications handled by voice and message, with exceptions routed to dispatch.
Late, damaged, short, or misrouted shipments detected from system events and messages, customers informed proactively, and cases opened with the right owner.
Proofs of delivery, bills of lading, and carrier invoices read, matched to orders and rates, and posted with discrepancies flagged for review.
Orders and quote requests arriving by email, portal, or phone captured into structured records and entered into your systems.
Chat and WhatsApp assistants that answer status, returns, and scheduling questions from the same integrations.
Each shipment generates calls and messages: the customer asking where it is, the carrier confirming the pickup, the driver reporting a delay, the receiver disputing a delivery, and accounts payable matching the paperwork afterwards. Service teams spend their day on questions your systems can already answer. AI moves that work to agents that read your TMS and WMS and act, while people handle the exceptions.
Voice agents that answer status and delivery questions after verifying the caller; outbound communication with carriers and drivers for confirmations, check calls, and delay notices; exception detection from system events and messages with proactive customer updates; document matching for proofs of delivery, bills of lading, and invoices; and order and quote intake from email, portals, and phone. Chat and WhatsApp assistants use the same integrations for self-service.
We connect to TMS, WMS, and order management through APIs, EDI, and portal exports, and to your phone system over SIP. Rollout starts with one call type or lane on live traffic and expands as each workflow meets its quality bar, so peak season arrives with a proven system rather than a pilot.
Containment of status calls, carrier confirmation lead time, exception cycle time, document match rate, invoice discrepancy resolution time, and hours returned to service, dispatch, and billing, reported monthly.
How It Works
We classify a sample of calls, emails, and exceptions by type and volume and pick the workflows worth automating first.
TMS, WMS, order management, telephony, and messaging connected; routing, authentication, and escalation rules defined.
Status calls for one customer group or carrier communication for one region, tuned on live traffic.
Expansion by call type, lane, and document type with dashboards for containment, exception cycle time, and hours returned.
Stack & Integrations
Engagement Models
Call mix, exception flow, and document volumes mapped, with the first deployment scoped and its metric defined.
Fixed-scope delivery of the first workflow, from status answering to document matching, integrated with your systems.
Ongoing monitoring, tuning, new call types and document types, and monthly reporting on containment and cycle times.
FAQ
Yes. The voice agent verifies the caller, looks up the shipment in your TMS or WMS, gives status and delivery windows, and hands off to a person when the case needs one, with the context attached.
Yes. Outbound agents confirm pickups and appointments, run check calls, and notify about delays, following calling windows and consent rules. Exceptions go to dispatch.
Proofs of delivery, bills of lading, and invoices are read and matched to orders and rate agreements. Matches post automatically; discrepancies land in a review queue with the source pages attached.
We integrate through APIs, EDI feeds, portal exports, and email, whichever your carriers and customers use.
The agents scale with volume, so peaks do not degrade service levels. Rollout is staged so the system is proven before the busy period.
Status answering and carrier confirmations typically go live within weeks after the audit; document matching is staged by document type.
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Next Step
Tell us where calls, tickets, documents, or approvals pile up. We map the workflow, size the impact, and propose a deployment you can measure.