For freight forwarders
Type the question. EVE answers from your own shipments and your own numbers in seconds. Your TMS, accounting, and CRM in one place, with the included. No data team required.
The Friday you know too well
It’s Friday afternoon. Someone in each branch exports CSVs from their TMS. The same container shows up twice because it touched two systems. Someone spends the weekend in Excel making it reconcile, and by Monday nobody fully trusts the result. The QBR is next week.
Every forwarder running more than one system lives some version of this. The usual fixes are hiring a data person you can’t justify, or buying five tools that each solve a fifth of it.
How it works
Point EVE at the systems you already run: your TMS, your accounting software, your CRM. Your existing integrations stay exactly where they are.
Shipments get matched across systems into one master record, so a container that moved through two branches is one shipment, counted once. Your margin logic and surcharge rules get captured once and applied everywhere.
Your MD types questions in plain German or English. Ops opens lane and customer dashboards. Your power user keeps full control of sources and rules.
Same numbers. Three doors.
“Which customers shipped less this quarter than last?” answered before the coffee’s done. Every number certified against the same model everyone else sees.
Live, and matching what the MD sees, because it’s the same model underneath. No more two versions of Friday’s number.
Change a margin rule once, every dashboard and every chat answer updates. No black box between you and the numbers.
Company brain
Every forwarder runs on knowledge that lives in one person’s head. Which customer bills through three sub-accounts. Which surcharges count against a lane. Why Hamburg codes reefer differently than Rotterdam.
EVE captures each rule once and grounds it into every report, dashboard, and chat answer. Ask a question and the answer already knows your exceptions.
And it compounds. The longer you run EVE, the more of your firm’s knowledge is written down, queryable, and still there when the person who knew it is on holiday, or gone.
Because EVE knows what normal looks like for you, it shows you what’s drifting before it becomes Friday’s fire. TransMed’s acceptance slip is visible in June, in time to act on it in July, instead of surfacing in the quarterly post-mortem. Ops stops explaining what went wrong and starts steering what happens next.
Beyond the dashboards
Click a card. See exactly the screen your people, and your customers, get.
Your shippers get their own certified view of their volumes, lanes, and performance. Monthly reports send themselves. You look like the forwarder with the tech.
See their portal →The deck that started EVE. Pick a template and every number fills itself from your model, refreshed each quarter. The weekend in Excel goes away.
See a QBR slide →Anyone assembles a report from certified fields. No SQL, no tickets, no waiting for the one person who knows the data.
See the builder →Explore, pivot, test a hunch on the same certified numbers, without touching production. Break nothing. Learn plenty.
See the playground →Their numbers, certified by your model, wearing your logo. They never see EVE.
Drag any field in. Definitions stay locked by your power user, so every report agrees.
Answer: no. The declines cost more than the discount saves.
Same certified numbers, zero risk. Production stays untouched.
Where EVE fits
Keep your TMS, keep your integrations, keep your accounting software. EVE sits after them and turns what they hold into answers.
The data warehouse question
Your data warehouse stays the storage layer. EVE adds the freight model, the dashboards, and the chat on top. Nothing moves that doesn’t have to.
Storage, modeling, and serving come included in the subscription. You never buy or manage a data warehouse separately.
Most forwarders we talk to don’t have one. That’s exactly who we built this for.
Design partner confidential · partnership in progress
Our design partner’s offices each kept their own systems, and the same shipment often showed up twice with two different numbers. EVE connected what they already had, matched every shipment into one record, and put their first answers on screen within 48 hours, in time for their quarterly review.
Send us a week of shipment data before the call. On the call, you watch EVE answer questions about your own business, live.
Book the 30-minute demoThe database where all of your company’s data is actually stored and organized for analysis. Nothing to do with the physical kind.
Bought on its own (Snowflake, BigQuery), one typically runs €15k–100k+ a year before anything is built on top. With EVE, it’s included in the subscription.