FreightLens reads bills of lading, customs declarations and invoices, in any language, from any scan, and returns validated fields your systems can use.
Every shipment generates a stack of documents. Today most freight forwarders and customs brokers still re-type them by hand.
Bills of lading, invoices, packing lists, customs forms and certificates, each in a different layout.
Teams copy container numbers, HS codes and values into ERPs and customs systems by hand.
One wrong digit can mean a held container, demurrage fees or a customs penalty.
Three steps from a scan to data in your system.
Drop in a PDF, photo or scan. Phone photos, faxes and skewed pages are fine.
The model reads the page, identifies the document type and pulls out every key field.
Low-confidence fields are flagged for a quick human check. Export clean JSON or CSV to your TMS or ERP.
Not just clean PDFs. FreightLens is designed for the paperwork that actually arrives.
Handles English, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Spanish and more, including documents that mix languages.
Works on low-resolution, rotated, faded or photographed pages.
Reads text even when official stamps and signatures cover it.
Picks up handwritten corrections and notes, and marks them for review.
Every field has a confidence score. Container numbers and HS codes are checked against format rules.
Click any extracted value to see exactly where it came from on the page.
See a bill of lading, customs declaration and invoice processed in seconds.
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Engineered for high-volume freight pipelines with proprietary neural OCR, spatial document parsing, and format-validated entity extraction.