API
Available on request: existing extraction workflows can accept documents and expose completed records through the API.
Integrations
No operational-system access is required to start.
The shipment-pack pilot is designed to prove that the check is useful before any CargoWise, TMS, ERP or WMS integration is discussed.
The current boundary.
FlowDocs has no direct connector that writes shipment-pack results into CargoWise or another system of record. It asks for no credentials to those systems and does not create or update operational transactions.
Existing structured-output channels.
These channels belong to the existing document-extraction product. They are not a promise of automatic shipment-pack writeback or a first-party freight-system connector. API access and signed webhooks are available on request; we set them up with you.
Signed webhooks
Available on request: ordinary completed extraction jobs can post signed deliveries to an endpoint you control.
CSV and Excel
Ordinary extraction results can be exported as CSV or XLSX with source identity retained.
Google Sheets
Available on request: ordinary extraction results can append typed cells to a connected sheet.
Check 3 shipment packs free.
Send the commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading or air waybill for 3 recent shipments. We review every result by hand and email you the report within 24 hours. No CargoWise, TMS or ERP access is required.
- Stored in Frankfurt, Germany
- No access to your systems
- Not used to train AI models
- Security details
You can delete or paste over the names, values and routes first — FlowDocs still reads whatever is left. Use a tool that removes the text rather than a black box drawn on top: a drawn box hides it from you, not from a parser.