Alvys Foundry: AI Transforming Logistics ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿ’ฐ

August 19, 2026 |

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๐Ÿง Quick Intel


  • Alvys launched Alvys Foundry, an agentic AI platform for transportation management systems.
  • The Foundry platform supports over 20 pre-built agent templates and allows for custom agent creation for tasks like detention processing, rate audits, and shipment tracking.
  • In January 2025, C.H. Robinson deployed over 30 agents, collectively completing millions of tasks using the Foundry platform.
  • Uber Freight embedded AI agents into its TMS in May 2025, automating work across procurement, shipment execution, tracking, payments, and analytics.
  • Alvys secured $40 million in Series B funding led by RTP Global, increasing total funding to $77 million.
  • Alvysโ€™ platform handles more than $9 billion in freight annually, according to FreightWaves.
  • The Alvys Foundry platform integrates with over 120 existing systems within the TMS infrastructure.
  • ๐Ÿ“Summary


    In January 2025, C.H. Robinson deployed over 30 agentic AI platforms through Alvys Foundry, processing millions of tasks within its transportation management system. Simultaneously, Uber Freight integrated AI agents into its TMS in May 2025, automating key operational areas. Alvys Foundryโ€™s capabilities, including agents for detention processing and document handling, were bolstered by over 120 existing integrations. Following a Series B funding round of $40 million in September 2025, led by RTP Global, Alvysโ€™ platform handles an estimated $9 billion in freight annually, representing a significant step in automating transportation workflows.

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    ALVYS FOUNDRY: A NEW ERA OF AI-POWERED FREIGHT MANAGEMENT
    Alvys has launched Alvys Foundry, a platform designed to automate operational tasks within transportation management systems (TMS) using agentic AI. This innovative approach addresses the challenges of fragmented AI implementations and aims to streamline freight workflows.

    THE LEAK: ADDRESSING INEFFICIENCIES WITH AI AGENTS
    Alvysโ€™ development of Alvys Foundry stemmed from observing how customers were adopting AI across their freight operations, often with separate tools and logins. The platformโ€™s core functionality revolves around AI agents designed to execute pre-defined steps within freight workflows. These agents cover a broad range of tasks, including detention processing, document handling, rate audits, shipment tracking, asset compliance, and claims management. Over 20 pre-built agent templates are available, offering immediate value to users.

    DETAILED WORKFLOWS: DESIGN AND EXECUTION
    The agents within Foundry are designed to carry out defined steps in freight workflows. Specifically, the Detention Agent identifies and files detention time overages, while the Document Intelligence agent automatically reads and files rate confirmations, bills of lading, and proofs of delivery. The Track & Trace Agent handles check calls and shipment status updates. Customers donโ€™t need to program these workflows themselves; Alvys allows operators to upload existing standard operating procedures or describe tasks in plain language, generating workflows for approval. Testing is conducted against simulated data before deployment, ensuring accuracy and minimizing risks.

    INTEGRATED INFRASTRUCTURE: A FOUNDATION OF CONNECTIVITY
    Alvys Foundry operates on the existing infrastructure of Alvysโ€™ TMS, which boasts over 120 integrations and native electronic data interchange (EDI) connections with hundreds of shippers. This connectivity provides agents with crucial operating context, including lane history, customer rules, documents, margins, appointments, and exceptions. This deep integration eliminates the need for separate integrations and logins, simplifying the overall process.

    SECURITY AND GOVERNANCE: PROTECTING DATA AND CONTROLLING RISKS
    Alvys Foundry operates on a SOC 2-compliant security foundation, ensuring data protection. Crucially, agreements with model providers prevent customer data from being used to train public models. The Agent Shield governance layer allows operators to set approval and spending thresholds for individual agents, enabling human oversight for high-impact actions. Agent decisions, actions, and manual overrides are recorded in an audit trail, providing complete transparency.

    MODEL SELECTION: OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE AND COST
    Foundry incorporates a model-selection system that routes tasks between large language models based on factors like cost, speed, and quality. This dynamic approach manages computing costs and prevents reliance on a single model provider, maximizing efficiency.

    COMPETITOR ACTIVITY: AI IN THE FREIGHT INDUSTRY
    Several other companies are leveraging AI agents for operational freight tasks. C.H. Robinson has deployed over 30 agents, collectively processing millions of tasks, including automated pricing request responses and load tender conversions. Uber Freight is embedding AI agents into its TMS, aiming to move beyond simply recording logistics information to proactively guiding users and automating repetitive tasks.

    CUSTOMER ADOPTION: EARLY SUCCESSES AND GROWTH
    Early adopters of Alvys Foundry, such as Spartan Carrier Group, are reporting reduced manual freight work and increased focus on judgment and service. Alvys secured $40 million in Series B funding, bringing the companyโ€™s total funding to $77 million, and the platform currently handles over $9 billion in freight annually. The launch is occurring through customer cohorts, initially filling after a customer advisory board presentation, with a waitlist open for the second cohort.

    TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP: EXPANDING REACH
    Alvys has partnered with TechExand to co-locate with other leading technology events, offering expanded opportunities for engagement and knowledge sharing.