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Companies building AI agents in logistics and supply chain

Which companies are building AI agents in logistics and supply chain?

As of 21 October 2026, Get Ready for Agents lists 60 companies with verified public evidence that they build these agents, out of 2,667 AI agent builders it tracks. The most common headquarters are the United States (40), the United Kingdom (6) and Australia (2). The most common jobs their agents do are accounting and finance operations, and workflow automation.

The 60 companies

Companies building AI agents in logistics and supply chain · 60 companies · as of 21 October 2026
CompanyCountryLast verified
A2GoUnited States
AirconUnited States
AltanaUnited States
AngelUnited Kingdom
arnataUnited States
BackOps AIUnited States
Blueconomy AIUnited States
burntUnited States
BurtUnited States
CartageUnited States
CharteraSingapore
ConverSight.aiUnited States
Corvus RoboticsUnited States
DatatruckUnited States
DaybreakUnited States
Delivers.aiUnited Kingdom
EmerixUnited States
eve autonomyJapan
FleetWorksUnited States
Flux AutoIndia
HemutUnited States
Hwy HaulUnited States
jigcarUnited Kingdom
LanesurfUnited States
Lighthouz AIUnited States
LunavoGermany
Mandel AIUnited States
Mars AutoSouth Korea
MaximalUnited States
May MobilityUnited States
Mentium.ioUnited States
MoneivaUnited States
NabuFrance
NashUnited States
NexcadeUnited Kingdom
nuroUnited States
NuvocargoUnited States
OpereitNot disclosed
Optimal DynamicsUnited States
PalletUnited States
PapayaUnited Kingdom
ParadeUnited States
PI.EXCHANGEAustralia
PortProUnited States
RaftUnited Kingdom
ResilincUnited States
RidecellUnited States
Sea Machines RoboticsUnited States
ShipLinkerSingapore
SkymerseUnited States
StocklineFrance
SupadockUnited States
SWITCHItaly
Tiriel AIUnited States
UVL RoboticsUnited States
Velona AINot disclosed
VoomaUnited States
Waiting ListAustralia
WaymoUnited States
WhitespaceNot disclosed

Country is not disclosed for 3 of these companies.

How this list is compiled

Every company here has public evidence that it builds AI agents: its own product pages, engineering job descriptions, code repositories or launch listings. Each is checked against the same rule before it is listed, and "last verified" is the month that check last ran. Companies that only use AI, or mention agents without building them, are left out. Each company is assigned one industry it builds for (or cross-industry) and one main job its agents do.

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