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Logistics tech company Fleet Enable has introduced an artificial intelligence tool that loads final-mile delivery trucks to help eliminate shipment failures. The company said the software, called Capacity Optimization, replaces manual calculations that determine if deliveries fit on trucks and meet weight limits. It does this by taking electronic requests from shipping customers to auto-generate orders; calculating variables from appointment windows and truck availability to truck floor space and maximum weight; and generating delivery routes that adhere to delivery constraints.
“Fleet Enable’s primary mission is to automate every aspect of the final-mile delivery, and we determined a void in the market for auto-optimization of delivery routes that included capacity management,” said Krishna Vattipalli, chief executive officer.
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