How Reddlaw works

Step 1

Share your shipment details.

Tell us what's moving, from where, to where. A few minutes of input, no phone calls, no email chains.

Step 2

Get a verified price.

The platform's agents source carriers for your lane, gather quotes, and compare them. Before anything reaches you, the price passes verification. We only show a final price after verification is complete, no surprises and no bait and switch.

Step 3

Approve and manage execution.

You accept the quote, the carrier is confirmed, and from there the platform tracks the shipment, monitors for exceptions, and keeps every document and event on one timeline.

What the AI does and what you control

The agents do the coordination work: finding carriers for your lane, requesting quotes, comparing the pricing that comes back, and watching your live shipments so problems get flagged early instead of discovered late. You make the decisions. Every price passes verification before it reaches you, nothing gets booked until you approve it, and the operations team stays reachable the whole way through.

The platform

Shipment Radar

A live view of every shipment you have moving and where each one stands.

Live Quote Workflow

Quote sourcing that goes to multiple carriers and comes back comparable.

Pricing Integrity

A verification step so the price you accept is the price that was checked.

Docs Vault

One place where every shipment document lives, nothing buried in email.

Exception Monitoring

Flags stale tracking, missing documents, and stalled milestones before they cost you.

Workflow Automation

Operational steps move through structured workflow instead of scattered email chains.

Operational Timeline

Everything that happened on a shipment and when, in one view.

Nora

An assistant you can ask about any of it in plain language.

Who it's for

Businesses that move real freight without an in-house logistics team. Importers, wholesalers, distributors, manufacturers, or anybody responsible for moving even the odd pallet here and there without a carrier network in place to do it. If shipping is a side task stapled to someone's real job, that's exactly who this was built for.

See it yourself

The live demo is open, no signup required. It's filled with seeded example data so you can see exactly what the platform looks like running shipments before you put your own through it.