New order
Please find attached our transport request from Lyon to Lille.
order_2847.pdfAI operator for transport workflows
Your operations do not have to adapt to Vigilo. Vigilo adapts to the way they actually work. It connects emails, portals, documents and software, rebuilds the context, carries out the approved action, verifies the outcome and hands decision-ready exceptions back to your team.
The same building blocks — detection, transport files, rules, actions, verification and supervision — are configured around your environment, then extended with your team.
API, file exchange or an existing interface: the right interaction method is selected for each system.
Documented rules, useful operating habits and exceptions are translated into an explicit scope.
When a tool or operating practice changes, the workflow is updated and verified before it resumes.
Start with one bounded workflow, then add new cases after operational approval.
It starts in a message, takes shape across documents and moves forward through operational decisions.
Please find attached our transport request from Lyon to Lille.
order_2847.pdfUNH+1+ORDERS:D:96ABGM+220+ORDER-SAMPLE+9NAD+BY+SHIPPER+SITE1NAD+DP+DESTINATION+SITE2DTM+137:20260729:102QTY+21:12:PCEUNH+1+ORDERS:D:96ABGM+220+ORDER-SAMPLE+9NAD+BY+SHIPPER+SITE1NAD+DP+DESTINATION+SITE2DTM+137:20260729:102QTY+21:12:PCEPlease arrange this shipment for Thursday morning.
order_2847.pdfEvery new piece of information can change what happens next. Vigilo detects the change, identifies its source and connects it to the right transport file.
Order receivedNew email
Consignment note addedDocument received
Time slot confirmedStatus changed
Active monitoring · the right event reaches the right transport file
Context carried forward
The request, actions, checks and decisions stay connected to the same file.
End-to-end traceability
Requests, changes, cancellations, proof and invoice discrepancies remain connected to the same file.
Transport request to assess
Data connected to its sources
Change received within 24 hours · trace retained
Change received within 24 hours
Actual waiting time recorded
Waiting-time and change fees not applied
Control proposal submitted to the team
Beyond execution
Documented rules, observed decisions and outcomes remain connected to the files that explain them. A recurring decision first becomes a candidate rule, whose scope and exceptions must be approved by the team.
Documented ruleDefined with the team
Starting pointRepeated decisionComparable cases identified
To assessCandidate ruleScope and exclusions proposed
Approval requiredOperational approvalEnabled only within the approved scope
Human decisionReliabilityWhich shippers cancel at the last minute?
Real complexityWhich transport files are changed most often?
QualityWhere do invoice errors keep recurring?
PerformanceWhich customers are eroding margins?
CapacityWhich orders are easiest to absorb?
NegotiationWhich rules should be included in the next contract?
One file, from event to decision
Vigilo connects scattered information and maintains one continuous context, from order intake to invoice control.
What Vigilo does
Each new email, document or status change reaches the right file and can change what happens next.
Vigilo extracts the relevant facts and compares them with documented rules and decisions made in similar situations.
The request, its source, history, constraints and stakeholders are brought together.
Vigilo uses an available connection or the existing interface, only within the approved scope.
The resulting state is read back, checked against the intended outcome and recorded.
The team receives the sources, relevant rule, attempted action and reason work stopped.
End-to-end traceability
Requests, changes, cancellations, proof and invoice discrepancies remain connected to the same file.
Transport request to assess.
Data connected to its sources.
Change received within 24 hours, trace retained.
The actual waiting time is recorded in the file.
Waiting time: +42 minWaiting-time and change fees have not been applied.
The proposed control must be approved by the team before it is enabled.
Beyond execution
Documented rules, observed decisions and outcomes remain connected to the files that explain them. A recurring decision first becomes a candidate rule, whose scope and exceptions must be approved by the team.
Which shippers cancel at the last minute?
Where do invoice errors keep recurring?
Which customers are eroding margins?
Trust
Approved actions, operating rules and exceptions are explicitly defined.
The resulting state is checked against the intended outcome before an action is marked complete.
Sensitive cases return to the team with their sources, the relevant rule and the reason work stopped.
Resources & analysis
In-depth guides, operating methods and analysis for operations, customer administration, finance and leadership teams.
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