A forwarding site that answers real inquiries
Rate cards, service lanes, customs handling notes, contact paths — the pages independent forwarders actually get asked about. We improve technical SEO, service pages, mobile experience and the contact path for quote requests. AEO and GEO work makes your business information clearer and easier for answer engines to access and interpret. You learn the process behind each change, so the next service-page update does not have to become another development project.
An xAI voice agent for quote and status calls
Set up an xAI voice agent around your business information: your lanes, your common questions, the details you need from a caller — origin, destination, cargo, Incoterm, ready date. Work through the call flow together and test what happens when the agent needs a person. Any booking, quotation, transfer or connected-tool action is agreed with you before it is included. Your business decides what can be handled automatically and what needs confirmation.
An AI-worker organization with named forwarding roles
Workers get useful jobs, with an input, an expected output and acceptance criteria each. We design roles, instructions, context and handoffs using Zati, Muse or GrokBot where the selected platform suits the work. Examples of roles we might scope together:
- File-intake worker — takes the supplied booking request, invoice, packing list and arrival notice, and returns a normalized reference sheet: each identifier, where it appears, which documents are present or absent.
- Document worker — compares those identifiers against your checklist and returns a completeness report, each discrepancy linked to the document that produced it, with a proposed resolution alongside.
- SEO/AEO/GEO maintenance workers — review service and lane pages, identify gaps, suggest updates and prepare changes for your review, so search and answer engines keep seeing current information.
Start with the smallest team that makes one responsibility clear. Add coordination and billing-preparation roles when the work gives you a reason to.
The skills to keep it working
You do the work alongside David. Practice changing information, reviewing a worker's output, spotting a mistake and making the next improvement yourself. You finish operating the agreed setup and explaining how to maintain it. You keep your accounts, the operating guidance and a practical routine for checking and improving the work.