Zach. From attachment to shipment.

Information arrives by email. Zach reads the documents, finds the shipment and puts useful data to work. Your team keeps the context it needs to handle decisions.

Illustrative example · fictional data
Forwarder emailYour invoice for OC-DEMO-1042

FACT-DEMO-1042.pdf

ZachIdentifies · extracts · matches
OC-DEMO-1042
Document
Freight invoice
Extracted amount
2 550 €
Source
Document attached

Ready for your team to review

An incoming invoice. A discrepancy to explain.

Follow the invoice for shipment OC-DEMO-1042. The original document and the result stay side by side: see what was extracted and what needs your attention.

Fictional example · OC-DEMO-1042 · Ho Chi Minh City → Le Havre
Email attachment

FACT-DEMO-1042.pdf

Transport A · Freight invoice

Shipment
OC-DEMO-1042
Agreed freight and charges
2 450 €
Additional charges
100 €
Total
2 550 €
The source document remains accessible.
ZachReading and comparison
Result in OneChain

OC-DEMO-1042

Expected amount
2 450 €
Invoiced amount
2 550 €
Discrepancy to review
+100 €

An item missing from the quote. Your team reviews it before approval.

Email received

The invoice arrives as an attachment with the shipment reference.

Shipment identified

Reference OC-DEMO-1042 identifies the relevant shipment.

Data extracted

Invoice items and amounts become readable in the shipment file.

Comparison prepared

The €2,550 invoice is compared with the expected €2,450.

For review

Your team reviews the additional €100 and its supporting explanation.

Continue with invoice control

Different documents. The same shipment context.

From the initial quote to supporting documents, Zach works within the document workflows configured for your team. Each piece of information stays linked to its shipment.

Before shipmentForwarder quotation

A quote to work with.

A quote’s prices and terms become information your team can compare. The relevant details support the choice, with the original document close at hand.

Compare quotes
During shipmentBooking and freight documents

A shipment to keep up to date.

Incoming references, dates and documents enrich the relevant shipment. Updated fields and recognized document types depend on the workflow configured with your team.

Follow shipments
After shipmentInvoice and supporting documents

An invoice to review.

Invoice line items and amounts are linked to the shipment. Comparison with the quote prepares discrepancy review; your team decides whether to approve or dispute.

Review invoices

Automate the processing. Stay in control.

Processing a document does not make every decision automatic. The workflow defines the operations it handles and the situations that need attention.

What Zach handles

Recognizing documents, finding references and extracting supported information. Depending on the workflow, documents are attached and shipment fields are updated automatically.

What your team decides

An unrecognized shipment, an ambiguous document or a charge needing explanation requires review. Your team handles these exceptions, retains business approvals and defines rules for future documents.

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