Every step from scanned paperwork to clean shipment data

Batch upload for PDFs, scans and phone photos

Drop in as many files as you have. Each file is processed on its own with its own progress, so a single bad scan never holds up the batch.

• Multiple PDFs and images at once, with per-file progress and retry
• Files stored privately and only reachable by your workspace
• Status moves from Processing to Ready for review to Approved

Automatic document classification

Before extraction, LogiDeck decides what it is looking at: Bill of Lading, carrier invoice, proof of delivery, packing list or other. Each result carries a confidence score so low-certainty files stand out.

Field extraction built around freight documents

Extraction targets the fields your team actually rekeys, not generic text blobs.

• Bills of Lading: BOL and PRO numbers, shipper, consignee, carrier, lane, dates, weight, pieces, containers, seals, commodity
• Carrier invoices: invoice number and date, carrier, linehaul, fuel surcharge, accessorials, references, total
• Proofs of delivery: delivery date and time, receiver, signature status, condition notes, exceptions

A review sheet, not a black box

The extracted fields sit in an editable table next to the original document. Correct anything, save, and the change is recorded with who made it and when.

• Edit any field and save in place
• Audit history for edits, approvals, exports and re-extraction
• Approve to lock a document, or reopen it for another pass

Export in the shape your systems expect

Approved data leaves as CSV or JSON. CSV layouts are yours to define: long or wide, your delimiter, your column order, saved as reusable templates for each system you feed.

Team workspaces with real roles

Invite staff with a one-time join code sent by text or email. Owners and admins manage the workspace, members process documents, and viewers can look without changing anything.

Usage you can see before the invoice

A usage dashboard shows documents processed this month, seats in use, your included limits and any projected overage, so billing never comes as a surprise.