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Core Logistics creates brokerage loads from PDF tenders

Added 2026-10-14 · Reviewed 2026-10-15 · Core Logistics
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What the company did

Levity describes Core Logistics extracting shipment details from PDF tenders and creating loads in Turvo. AI-generated updates then appear in Front with shipment links, connecting order intake with the team’s existing operational conversations.

How it went

The provider reports expansion from one customer to the largest 5–10 accounts, with 150–300+ hours saved monthly across roughly 2,000 orders. The account gives no independent load-entry accuracy evaluation or detailed savings method.

Worth knowing

  • Handling different formats without rigid templates is a provider claim, not evidence that every tender is supported. Complete field mappings and revision-handling rules are not disclosed.
  • For your desk: Check truck type, dates, locations, references and required services before dispatch. Link a revised tender to its existing load so it cannot create a duplicate.

Sources & provenance

How Core Logistics is Building a Scalable Freight Operations Through Intelligent Automation ↗

Levity · Published 2026-01-28 · Reviewed 2026-10-15

“Levity extracts data from PDF tenders and creates loads directly in Turvo in real time”
Supporting evidence and review

Human review required

  • Check equipment type, dates, locations, references and required services.
  • Prevent duplicates when a shipper sends a revised tender.

Evidence & limitations

  • Provider-published named customer report; no independent load-entry accuracy test.
  • Template-free handling is a provider claim; not all document formats are established as supported.
  • No complete schema, model prompt or revision-handling rules are published.

Related documented uses

C.H. Robinson turns emailed tenders into shipment orders DHL prepares customer data and requirements for proposals DHL adds a shipment-status assistant to myDHLi