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Trax finds the money hiding in your freight bills
A shipment can arrive safely while its paperwork wrecks the business. Trax turns the freight invoice into a financial control - and a surprisingly useful map of how a supply chain really works.
The Software Making 50,000 Daily Shipping Decisions Before the Label Printer Blinks
ProShip lives in the split second between an order and a shipping label, choosing the carrier, service, promise date and paperwork. That unglamorous decision can save a retailer millions - or turn peak season into a queue.
Loop
Loop is a San Francisco logistics AI company that turns messy freight paperwork - PDFs, EDI feeds, carrier invoices - into structured data that finance and supply chain teams can actually use. Built around DUX, its in-house family of logistics-trained models, Loop automates freight audit, payment, and parcel visibility for enterprises including Michael Kors, Under Armour, and General Mills. The company raised a $95M Series C in April 2026 to expand from freight payments into a broader supply chain intelligence platform.