AI Agents

AI Agents for Canadian Logistics: Automate the Paperwork, Keep the Control

Logistics runs on email, PDFs and repeat decisions that happen at all hours. LogixFlow AI agents take over that work inside the apps you build: they read incoming emails and files, sort documents, suggest delivery allocations, summarize inventory and produce reports. You set the rules and approvals, and your team handles the exceptions. Start free, no credit card required.

Meet the six agents

Agent	What it does	Where it helps
Email Reader	Reads incoming emails and pulls out the details that matter, such as a booking request or shipment query	Quotes, bookings, customer service inboxes
File Reader	Extracts text and data from PDFs and scanned files using OCR	Invoices, bills of lading, packing lists, delivery receipts
Document Classifier	Sorts incoming documents by type and routes them to the right record or team	Cross-border packages, customer onboarding, claims
Delivery Allocation	Matches deliveries to drivers or routes based on the rules you set	Courier and last-mile dispatch
Inventory Insight	Highlights stock levels, patterns and anomalies	Warehouses, 3PLs, returns
Reporting	Produces scheduled summaries for managers and customers	Daily operations and client reports

AI agents vs chatbots

A chatbot answers questions. An agent does work inside your system: it reads a document, fills in the record, and routes it to the next step. In LogixFlow, agents are part of your workflows, so each step is logged and you decide where a person must approve.

Question	Chatbot	LogixFlow AI agent
What does it do?	Answers questions in a chat window	Reads, classifies, allocates and reports inside your workflows
Who is in control?	The user asks each time	You define rules, approvals and exceptions
Where does it work?	In a chat box	In your forms, mobile app and automations
Is there a record?	Chat history	A logged step on the shipment, order or document

Where Canadian teams use them

Cross-border paperwork: read invoices and packing lists, sort the package, flag what is missing. See Cross-Border Logistics Workflows.
Shared inboxes: turn booking and quote emails into records without retyping.
Last-mile dispatch: suggest allocations for the day’s deliveries. See Courier and Last-Mile Delivery Software Canada.
Warehouse reporting: daily inventory summaries for managers and clients. See Warehouse Management Software Canada.

How teams roll out agents

Choose one repetitive task, such as reading supplier invoices.
Run the agent with approval turned on, so a person confirms each result.
Review accuracy and exceptions.
Relax approvals for the cases you trust, and add the next agent.

Control and trust

Agents work within the rules you define, with approvals where you want them and a log of each step. LogixFlow is hosted in the USA, and Enterprise plans include a data residency option.

Frequently asked questions

AI agents are software that carry out tasks, such as reading a document, classifying it or suggesting an allocation, rather than only answering questions. In logistics they take on the repetitive email, document and reporting work around shipments and inventory.

Chatbots answer questions in a chat window. Agents work inside your workflows: they read data, update records and pass work to the next step, with approvals where you want them.

Yes. The File Reader agent extracts text and data from PDFs and scans, and the Document Classifier agent sorts them by type. Your team reviews anything the agent is unsure about.

No. You add agents to your workflows in LogixFlow and set the rules and approvals in the same no-code tools.

Start on the free-for-life tier and move to Explorer, Builder or Enterprise as your needs grow. See the pricing page. Every plan includes the prebuilt agent library: 2 agents on Free, 5 on Explorer, 20 on Builder (with a custom agent designer) and unlimited on Enterprise. Each plan also has a monthly allowance of AI credits.