Alvys, a logistics software provider, has provided $ 40 million in a Serie B -led by RTP Global as an attempt to deepen its impact on the transport and insurance brokerage industry. The company’s approach, a combination of automation, integrated systems, and artificial intelligence to simplify complex operations for carriers and agents, increases the B Series investment.
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The transportation industry has fragmented tools, cut systems and slow growth. Alvys entered as an alliance. Instead of putting extra software on existing operating systems, the company offers an integrated transport management system (TMS) that stabilizes dispatch, billing, adaptation, accounting and analysis in an integrated environment.
The goal is not just integration, but operational clarity: less manual touch, cleaner data flow, and faster decision making.
Alvis knows that this type of integration in transportation is essential, where the margins are quick and inefficient. When teams need to be constantly moving between programs or re -entry data, precious watches and dollars disappear.
For organizations that run assets at the same time and carry out brokerage operations, the problem is especially as silent data, copied tasks, and the gaps of all in growth. When the carrier and brokerage turnover unite under one roof, these bottlenecks can disappear.
Customers report 25 % to 35 % per thousand times, faster bills (about four days rather than stretching in the figure) and significant drop in disputes, less load costs, less wonders and more protected margins. These achievements, Alvys, convert the software from a cost center to a valuable driver.
The newly increased capital provides more investments in AI automation, widespread adaptation features, deeper analysis, and scalable infrastructure to support the middle market fleet and organizational operations.
Alvis puts artificial intelligence in the heart of his roadmap: not as a flashing additive, but as a woven workflow layer, it helps teams to remove extra steps and make smarter decisions in real time.
“Our goal is to make Alvies as the most strategic solution for an industry where jobs, teams and individuals cannot waste their time,” said Nick Darman, founder and CEO of Alvys. “We are the scale of first -rate solutions with artificial intelligence,” he said. “This means using artificial intelligence, automation and integration to eliminate wasted steps enables teams to make smarter decisions in real -time and help carriers and agents expand their profits and margins.”
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