For UAE freight forwarders, 3PLs & last-mile teams
Rate quotes, customs declarations, driver briefings and customer updates — on GPT, Claude and Gemini through one governed workspace. Consignee names, passport numbers, BoL references, addresses, phone numbers and emails are stripped before the prompt reaches any provider, in English and Arabic, with a tamper-evident audit record behind every query. Your ops team is live today — no security review, no procurement cycle.
Email signup, two minutes, no card required. When Dubai Customs asks who saw the consignee's passport, you have the record.
An ops agent's customs draft — as the model receives it
Your ops-shift record, per query
The five objections we hear in every freight-forwarder conversation — in the order they come.
"My ops team is pasting consignee passports into ChatGPT for customs drafts. Can you stop that without stopping the drafts?"
Yes. Consignee names, passport numbers, BoL references, addresses, phone numbers and emails — English and Arabic — are replaced with inert tokens before the call; the model answers the anonymized text and your private copy is restored in your workspace. It fails closed: if masking can't run, the request stops. Detection is probabilistic (like every vendor's) — which is why every query also lands in an audit record.
"Drivers speak Arabic, dispatch speaks English, customers get both. Can AI handle that?"
Both English and Arabic are masked before any model sees the prompt — driver names, phone numbers, delivery addresses in either language. Your team can draft a driver briefing in Arabic and a customer update in English from the same workspace, with the same governance behind both.
"Rate quotes have SLA deadlines. Will this slow us down or lock us out of competitive pricing?"
SLA-sensitive rate quotes stay inside your org: the model answers the anonymized request, your workspace restores the real customer and route, and the whole exchange is recorded. No customer-facing rate data leaves your perimeter unmasked. The workspace is on Cloudflare's regional edge serving the UAE — latency is single-digit milliseconds from Dubai.
"Customs or a principal carrier asks for a record of who saw what. What do I hand them?"
A hash-chained audit trail: who queried what, when, through which model, with every masked element recorded — per ops shift, per agent. Each entry locks the previous one — tamper-evident by construction. You present evidence, not policy decks.
"We're a 30-person forwarder, not a shipping line. What does this cost?"
Pay-as-you-go credits, $1 = 100 credits, no expiry, no per-seat enterprise minimums. A 10–25-person ops team typically lands between $50 and $500 a month depending on volume. $5 trial credits on signup, no card, no procurement. Email signup creates the workspace; the admin console invites your team from there.
Four stages, every message. This is the whole mechanism.
Consignee names, passport numbers, BoL references, addresses and phone numbers become inert tokens before anything is sent. English and Arabic covered; prompts that can't be masked are stopped, not slipped through.
Any model in the catalog — GPT, Claude, Gemini and more — answers the anonymized prompt. Lightest model for routine dispatch, frontier model for the customs edge cases.
Optional council mode for the hard ones — disputed claims, principal-carrier disagreements, unusual HS-code rulings: several models answer, review each other anonymously, a chairman synthesizes.
Tokens return to real values for your eyes only, and the event is appended to your workspace's audit chain — per ops shift, per agent.
Pay-as-you-go credits — $1 = 100 credits, no expiry. A 10–25-person ops team with daily AI habits typically lands between $50 and $500 a month.
$0 to start.
Give them the version where passports and BoLs are masked, metered and on the record — before customs, a principal carrier or a client's security team asks for the other version first.
Start free — $5 credits, no card