Apps

AI-powered logistics applications built for freight forwarding, 3PL warehouse operations, and document automation.

The two apps cover the two halves of the same problem. Freight paperwork arrives as a skewed scan or a photo taken at the dock, while the systems downstream — TMS, WMS, ERP, customs — need structured fields, not page images. Straighten.ai corrects the document before anything reads it; Balasci reads it and returns customs-ready XML. Both run on the document-to-data pipeline behind our data entry, data extraction and data communication services.

Where the apps plug in

  • Customs: EUCDM and ASYCUDA-ready XML, filed directly or handed to a licensed customs agent.
  • Transport and warehouse systems: WMS, TMS and ERP records filled from the document instead of re-typed.
  • Automation projects: the same pipeline, scoped to your documents and your validation rules.

Frequently asked questions

What documents can the apps read?

Commercial invoices, bills of lading, packing lists, delivery notes and CMR documents — the same document set our data extraction service handles in production.

How accurate is the extracted data?

Balasci sustains 95%+ extraction accuracy on invoices and bills of lading, with every field cross-validated. Values that fail validation or arrive with a low confidence score go to an exception queue for human review instead of being guessed.

What happens when a scan is skewed or arrives as a phone photo?

Straighten.ai deskews the page before the OCR pass, which raises data extraction accuracy by up to 30%. Mobile captures and scanner batches then feed the same pipeline.

Which systems do the apps connect to?

WMS, TMS and ERP systems, plus customs environments: Balasci emits EUCDM and ASYCUDA-ready XML for declarations filed directly or handed to a licensed customs agent.