Resolving 70% of shipment exceptions without a human, and 28% lower operating cost.
28 January 2026Logistics · USAAnonymised

- 65%
- reduction in exception-handling time
- 70%
- of exceptions resolved without a human
- 28%
- lower operating cost
A US freight operation was drowning in shipment exceptions — delays, document corrections, and re-routes worked by hand across half a dozen carrier portals and inboxes. Resolving each one meant a person stitching together systems, email, and phone calls.
An Evos operator now monitors and resolves those exceptions in real time: re-routing shipments, correcting documents, and coordinating carriers without a person driving each step.
The team shifted from reactive firefighting to handling only the cases that genuinely need judgment — and the operation absorbed more volume without adding headcount.
