Project44 Launches AI Autopilot: No-Code Logistics Automation Platform

Key Details Project44 has unveiled Autopilot, a no-code AI platform designed for shippers, brokers, and third-party logistics providers. The system deploys AI agents across supply chain workflows without requiring custom prompts, manual integrations, or engineering teams. Built on 18 months of real-world deployment data, the platform is now available with pre-built workflows ready to deploy. Proven Results Early deployment has delivered measurable gains: 4% reduction in freight spend, 70% decrease in manual coordination, sourcing cycles 75% faster, and up to 40% lower disruption costs. Eastman Chemical, an early adopter, praised how the platform helped their team expand into Asia-Pacific markets while onboarding less-technical carriers without adding operational overhead. How It Works Autopilot uses a visual workflow canvas where AI agents respond to real-time logistics signals like late shipments, missing PRO numbers, or container dwell time issues. Administrators configure triggers, set conditional branching by carrier or lane, and define escalation paths. The platform includes approximately 40 pre-built workflows today, with two to three new ones shipping weekly. All agent actions are logged and auditable through Project44's Movement Collaboration Center. Why It Matters This launch signals Project44's vision for supply chain software over the next decade. It directly challenges emerging agentic AI startups while offering practical automation without complex implementation requirements.