AI in Supply Chain
Unlocking the Future of Logistics

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the global supply chain — but not without help. As logistics companies look to adopt AI-powered solutions, many face a fundamental challenge: their data isn’t ready. That’s where Splice comes in.

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Why AI in Supply Chain Needs Connected Data

By turning fragmented and unstructured information into clean, structured data, Splice enables companies to successfully deploy AI in supply chain operations.

AI has incredible potential to optimize everything from shipment visibility to demand forecasting. But AI is only as smart as the data it receives.

In logistics, that data is often locked inside siloed systems, PDFs, emails, EDI messages, and spreadsheets. The consequence? AI models that underperform or fail to launch at all.

Splice solves this by automating the flow of supply chain and logistics data. Our platform acts as a neutral integrator that powers AI across the supply chain ecosystem.

Our Series on AI in Supply Chain

The adoption of AI in supply chain and logistics is accelerating, but it takes preparation and forethought to make it effective. Our series on AI considers the challenges and solutions to implementation.

What Is Agentic AI And Why It Matters in Logistics

Explore what agentic AI actually is, how it differs from traditional workflow automation, and where it fits within the broader landscape of supply chain and logistics technology.

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AI in logistics needs Splice's data translation capabilities.

AI in Logistics Starts with the Right Data Translation Platform

There’s a growing belief in logistics that once you’ve built a few APIs, you’re ready for AI. But here’s the truth: AI in logistics doesn’t just need access to data—it needs the right structure, timing, and context. That's where Splice fits in.

How AI in Supply Chain Becomes Reality

The potential of AI in supply chain is vast when the data flows correctly. With Splice in place, logistics companies are already using AI to:

Anticipate disruptions by feeding AI models real-time port and rail data
Accelerate freight booking with AI agents that interact with TMS platforms like CargoWise
Enrich shipment data for better customer service and exception handling
Identify billing discrepancies through AI-driven audits of freight invoices
Automate manual tasks with intelligent document processing and agent-based coordination