Integration brings advanced artificial intelligence to Turvo’s Collaboration Cloud, accelerating efficiency, visibility, and profitability across global supply chains.
Turvo, LLC, provider of the world’s leading collaboration application designed specifically for the supply chain, announced a strategic partnership with Augment, the AI productivity platform for logistics. Together, Turvo and Augment will deliver intelligent, end-to-end order-to-cash supply chain orchestration that combines Turvo’s networked Collaboration Cloud with Augment’s advanced AI capabilities.
The partnership empowers shippers, freight brokers, and 3PLs to automate critical workflows, predict disruptions, and optimize execution in real-time—from order creation through final settlement. By embedding Augie, Augment’s AI teammate for logistics, directly into Turvo’s collaborative platform, customers can reduce manual work, shorten order-to-cash cycles, and unlock new levels of supply chain resilience and profitability.
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“Turvo’s TMS is designed to bring order to the world’s most complex supply chains,” said Billy Sarracino, CEO of Turvo. “Through the combination of Augment’s AI Teammate, Augie, and Turvo’s TMS platform, we’re providing our customers with an infinitely scalable virtual employee capable of automating workflows, accelerating orchestration, and driving outsized results with a combined technology solution never seen before in the industry.”
“Partnering with forward-thinking TMS platforms like Turvo helps us serve even more operators in their daily flow of work,” said Harish Abbott, Co-Founder and CEO of Augment. “Together, we’re giving logistics service providers a real edge by taking the grind out of freight, so their teams are freed to focus on finding new ways to grow and serve customers.”
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The joint solution is now available to Turvo customers across industries including food & beverage, consumer packaged goods, and logistics services. Early adopters are already reporting improvements in efficiency, speed, and decision-making across their operations.
