What it does before you sit down
A message lands with nothing on it. Shipeace reads it, files it into a category your team named, and lifts out the customer, the voyage and the card. You keep Gmail or Outlook; nothing is migrated.
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Sorts by your words
Not a generic spam filter — the categories your desk already uses: Booking, Shipping docs, Customs, Delay, Invoice. Mail arrives pre-filed.
Writes the week up
A weekly and a morning brief: what moved, what's waiting, what needs a person — one page instead of scrolling the thread.
Turns mail into work
A thread becomes a voyage, a card, a tracked container and a draft reply — saved where the rest of the shipment already lives.
Ask instead of clicking ten screens
The agent speaks your data. It looks up a B/L, searches parties, tracks a container, checks a vessel schedule, emails a party — all from one question. It never sends anything you didn't approve.
Last week, in one page
Search works across 全角 and katakana, so a name typed three ways still finds the thread.
Shipeace never emails your customer on its own. It drafts, flags and files; a person approves and sends. That line does not move.
Send us one week of your operations mailbox
We will run it in a sandbox and show you what would have been filed.
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