Overview
Zauber builds AI-powered SaaS tools for sea and air freight logistics. It uses intelligent autonomous agents to automate routine tasks such as rate requests, bookings, exception handling, and system-to-system communication, so logistics teams spend less time data‑handling and more time managing freight. The platform codifies how experienced operators work into AI workflows, ensuring consistent execution, scalable service quality, and real-time visibility across global operations. It integrates with existing tools like Office 365 and CargoWise One without disrupting current systems, and it continuously learns from every shipment to improve accuracy and efficiency. It also provides operational intelligence that spots productivity gaps and potential revenue leakage. The overall goal is to boost productivity, protect margins, and help freight forwarders scale service quality without needing a proportional rise in headcount.
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What believers are saying
- Zauber claims live deployments across 40 country branches with leading global freight forwarders.
- The company says it saves up to 88 percent per task and boosts quote conversion.
- Hiring for deployment and enterprise sales in 2026 signals product pull, not prototype theater.
What critics are saying
- Zauber discloses no public customer names, leaving proof of retention and expansion opaque.
- Only one undisclosed funding round is public; weak capitalization risks a slow sales-led burn.
- CargoWise and incumbent TMS vendors can copy inbox automation, crushing Zauber's differentiation quickly.
What makes Zauber unique
- Zauber embeds inside Outlook and CargoWise One, automating freight workflows without system migration.
- Founded in 2024 by Forto CTO Erik Muttersbach, it sells operator-grade logistics automation.
- Its preconfigured agents target sea and air freight, not generic enterprise automation.
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