The logistics sector is undergoing a profound transformation as artificial intelligence moves from experimental deployments to core operational workflows. Freight companies face increasing pressure to manage rising shipment volumes, labour shortages, growing customer expectations, and complex international supply chains while maintaining profitability. Many logistics teams still rely on manual processes and repetitive administrative tasks that consume valuable time and resources. Cargofy believes artificial intelligence can fundamentally reshape how freight operations are managed, and the company has now secured fresh funding to accelerate its expansion and product development.
Cargofy has raised $11 million in a Series A funding round comprising $6 million in primary investment and $5 million in secondary transactions. The round was led by u.ventures, Toloka, and Movens Capital, with participation from technology investors and experienced angel backers.
The funding will support international expansion, team growth, and the continued development of the company’s AI powered logistics workforce platform.
Building AI Workers for Freight Operations
Cargofy develops digital workers designed specifically for logistics and freight businesses.
Unlike traditional software that requires employees to adapt their workflows, the company focuses on creating AI agents that replicate the work performed by freight professionals.
These digital workers are trained to handle operational tasks in much the same way as experienced logistics teams, enabling companies to increase productivity without redesigning existing processes.
The company’s approach is rooted in years of operational experience.
Before pivoting to artificial intelligence in 2023, Cargofy spent several years working directly within freight operations and gathering large volumes of proprietary logistics data.
This data foundation became the basis for training specialised AI agents capable of understanding the complexity of real world freight workflows.
Integrating Into Existing Logistics Systems
One of the key advantages of the platform is its ability to integrate with existing technology environments.
Logistics companies often rely on multiple software systems to manage transportation, compliance, accounting, communication, and customer relationships.
Replacing these systems can be costly and disruptive.
Cargofy addresses this challenge by integrating with more than 70 logistics related tools, including transportation management systems, enterprise resource planning platforms, compliance solutions, load boards, and communication channels.
This allows companies to deploy AI workers without making major changes to their technology infrastructure.
The platform is designed to fit naturally into existing operations while automating repetitive and time consuming tasks.
Automating Complex Freight Workflows
The company’s AI agents can perform a wide range of operational activities.
These include carrier communication, dispatch coordination, document processing, shipment follow ups, and administrative support functions.
Because the agents operate continuously, they can provide support around the clock across different markets and time zones.
The system is also capable of handling multiple languages, making it suitable for international freight networks where communication often spans countries and regions.
By automating routine operational work, logistics professionals can focus on higher value activities such as customer relationships, strategic planning, and business growth.
According to the company, this can significantly increase productivity and allow individual employees to manage larger freight volumes more efficiently.
Expanding Beyond Frontline Operations
While the platform initially focused on customer facing and operational workflows, Cargofy is now expanding its capabilities into additional business functions.
Future development plans include greater automation across billing, compliance management, carrier coordination, and other back office activities.
The company sees significant opportunities to apply AI across the entire logistics value chain, creating a more connected and efficient operational environment.
As digital workers become increasingly capable, the company believes logistics businesses will be able to scale operations without proportional increases in staffing requirements.
Accelerating Global Growth
The newly secured funding will support Cargofy’s next stage of international expansion.
The company plans to establish new operational hubs across Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain, and additional locations throughout the United States.
Investment will also be directed toward strengthening the global team and further enhancing the capabilities of its AI workforce platform.
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries worldwide, logistics is emerging as one of the sectors most likely to benefit from large scale automation. With fresh capital, a growing customer base, and a platform built specifically for freight operations, Cargofy is positioning itself to become a leading provider of AI powered digital workers for the global logistics industry.