In the morning, half the inbox is already answered.
Your team approves instead of typing.
Customs, accounting with DATEV or Lexware, dispatch in your transport management system (TMS): PULSE plugs into your existing IT landscape instead of replacing it. No data migration, no parallel running.
One limit applies: customs declarations are created in PULSE as drafts and submitted by your staff. We are not a participant in ATLAS, the German customs IT system.
Booking requests, status and rate requests, invoices, customs documents. Each one takes minutes to hours. With a back-office team of ten, that adds up to several full-time roles spent on routine instead of work that adds value.
No new email client, no change of TMS, no IT project. PULSE works exactly where your back-office team already spends the whole day. Live, on real freight forwarding cases.
You stay in control. PULSE drafts, your back-office team approves. In uncertain cases, the AI escalates to a person instead of guessing.
PULSE reads every email, classifies it, extracts the data and drafts the reply in your tone of voice. In the Outlook you already use.
Incoming invoices are read, coded, checked for early payment discounts and exported ready for DATEV. Checked against your existing jobs.
Customs documents are classified, commodity codes are suggested with a rationale and the draft declaration is pre-filled. If a supporting document is missing, PULSE asks for it. You then submit the declaration from your customs software to ATLAS.
Three areas of responsibility, one shared set of data. Whatever CURA extracts from an email, FINUS and VECTIS already know: nobody enters anything twice.
PULSE knows the industry, runs in your Outlook and is hosted on German infrastructure. Here is what that means in practice compared with the alternatives.
We answer honestly, even when it doesn't favour us.