LogiMeets Eliminates "Black Box" in International Logistics with New AI-Powered Document Management and Shipment Functions, Exhibiting at Makuhari Messe on April 15-16
The international logistics DX platform "LogiMeets" has launched new features for AI-powered document management and shipment management. This update centralizes case and document management for import/export operations, eliminates person-dependency, strengthens collaboration between shippers and logistics companies, and increases operational transparency.
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Teqwit Inc. (Headquarters: Osaka, Osaka Prefecture; CEO: Uemoto) announced that its international logistics DX platform, LogiMeets, has launched a "Shipment Management Function" and a "Document Management Function (with AI Analysis)" as of April 1, 2026.
This will enable centralized management of "project progress" and "related documents," resolving the fragmentation and person-dependency often found in import/export operations.
The service, which celebrated the first anniversary of its official release in March 2025, has seen growing adoption, mainly among small and medium-sized manufacturing and trading companies. As of this month (April 2026), the cumulative number of user companies (shippers and logistics providers) has surpassed 250.
At our booth at the "LGX 2026 Logistics & SCM Transformation Tech EXPO," held at Makuhari Messe starting Wednesday, April 15, we will conduct live demonstrations of these new features using the actual interface.
## Development Background: Solving the "Black Box" Problem on the Ground
In international logistics, project progress and related documents tend to be scattered across emails, Excel files, and individual folders, creating a serious issue of person-dependency where "only the person in charge knows the latest status." Particularly in import/export practices, case management and document verification are often handled separately, leading to risks of document loss, missed shipment status checks, and difficulties in business handovers.
Furthermore, this "black box" of information is not just an internal problem; it has also become an "invisible hurdle" for shipper companies when flexibly selecting and coordinating with optimal logistics partners.
We developed these new functions to curb the information fragmentation that occurs when dealing with different logistics providers and to create an environment where everyone, both shippers and logistics companies, can instantly grasp "who is handling what, and how far along they are."
## Overview of New Functions: Centralizing "Project Progress" and "Necessary Documents"
### ① Shipment Management Function
This function visualizes and centralizes the progress and response status for each project.
- When a logistics company is selected, shipment information is automatically registered.
- The "mutual invitation" feature between shippers and logistics companies allows for seamless sharing of information on the same project among all related parties, including those outside the company.
- It can also be used for managing projects with existing business partners, enabling a shift away from person-dependent communication.
This will enable centralized management of "project progress" and "related documents," resolving the fragmentation and person-dependency often found in import/export operations.
The service, which celebrated the first anniversary of its official release in March 2025, has seen growing adoption, mainly among small and medium-sized manufacturing and trading companies. As of this month (April 2026), the cumulative number of user companies (shippers and logistics providers) has surpassed 250.
At our booth at the "LGX 2026 Logistics & SCM Transformation Tech EXPO," held at Makuhari Messe starting Wednesday, April 15, we will conduct live demonstrations of these new features using the actual interface.
## Development Background: Solving the "Black Box" Problem on the Ground
In international logistics, project progress and related documents tend to be scattered across emails, Excel files, and individual folders, creating a serious issue of person-dependency where "only the person in charge knows the latest status." Particularly in import/export practices, case management and document verification are often handled separately, leading to risks of document loss, missed shipment status checks, and difficulties in business handovers.
Furthermore, this "black box" of information is not just an internal problem; it has also become an "invisible hurdle" for shipper companies when flexibly selecting and coordinating with optimal logistics partners.
We developed these new functions to curb the information fragmentation that occurs when dealing with different logistics providers and to create an environment where everyone, both shippers and logistics companies, can instantly grasp "who is handling what, and how far along they are."
## Overview of New Functions: Centralizing "Project Progress" and "Necessary Documents"
### ① Shipment Management Function
This function visualizes and centralizes the progress and response status for each project.
- When a logistics company is selected, shipment information is automatically registered.
- The "mutual invitation" feature between shippers and logistics companies allows for seamless sharing of information on the same project among all related parties, including those outside the company.
- It can also be used for managing projects with existing business partners, enabling a shift away from person-dependent communication.