WHO IT’S FOR

For the people
who keep trade moving.

Starting with independent freight teams in India. Corvane is being designed around the documents, charges and decisions already in your day.

DISCUSS YOUR WORKFLOW

Freight forwarders

01 · PLANNED USE CASE

More context. Fewer trips between files.

For independent teams coordinating shipments across customers, carriers and terminals. Start with the paperwork and the final bill behind one shipment.

  • Bring related documents into one review.
  • Compare a carrier or terminal bill with the agreed rate.
  • Prepare an evidence-based clarification for human approval.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR WORKFLOW

What we want to understand: Which charges take the longest to reconcile, and who reviews them today?

Customs brokers

02 · PLANNED USE CASE

Check the details before the next handoff.

For brokers and CHAs who work through commercial invoices, packing lists and transport documents. A consistent shipment record starts with knowing which fields disagree.

  • Review quantities, weights and party details across files.
  • Keep uncertain readings separate from confirmed mismatches.
  • Trace a correction back to the supporting document.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR WORKFLOW

What we want to understand: Where does a document mismatch most often cause another round of corrections?

Exporters

03 · PLANNED USE CASE

Know what was agreed. See what was billed.

For exporter operations and finance teams following a shipment from its documents to the freight bill. The first use cases focus on clarity across those handoffs.

  • Compare shipment details before sharing the document set.
  • Check freight charges against the rate confirmation.
  • Keep a clear record of questions, corrections and approvals.
LET’S DISCUSS YOUR WORKFLOW

What we want to understand: How does your operations team share shipment context with the person who approves the bill?

BUILD IT WITH US

A useful conversation
before another tool.

Product conversations begin with the way your team works. No confidential documents are needed for an introductory conversation.

01

Walk through the work

Tell us about a recurring document or bill-checking task, the person responsible, and what a good result would look like.

02

Review an example

Use fictional or appropriately redacted examples to help us understand the exceptions and the evidence a reviewer needs.

03

Agree the next step

Any future pilot needs a defined scope, document-access terms and success criteria agreed with the participating team.

THE NEXT STEP

Your workflow can shape the first version.

Tell us how your team handles shipment paperwork and freight bills. Help shape what we build next.

  • Talk directly with the founders
  • No confidential documents needed
  • Fictional or redacted examples welcome