TradeShield AI continuously monitors the risk factors along a shipment's route and turns them into a single console: a risk score, a delay probability, and a recommendation — before the cargo leaves the factory.
Pull in weather forecasts, road traffic, port operational data, vessel movements, customs updates and seasonal patterns for the shipment's exact route.
Statistical forecasting and AI combine these signals into a single logistics risk score and a delay probability for that specific shipment.
The platform surfaces a dispatch time, an alternative route, and an alternative port — while the decision window is still open.
Tap a stage of the journey to see the risk signals TradeShield AI is already watching — before the cargo ever reaches it.
Production finishes on schedule. This is the last moment a decision can still change the outcome.
Cleared to planTraffic bottleneck forming on the port corridor. Historical congestion pattern flagged for this time of week.
Moderate riskContainer yard occupancy near critical. Heavy rainfall forecast to slow crane operations within 48 hours.
High riskProcessing capacity reduced this week. Backlog forming ahead of an upcoming public holiday.
High riskMultiple vessels queued offshore. Schedule change already reported by two carriers on this route.
Moderate riskEvery output on this console maps to a real decision an exporter has to make.
A single 0–100 figure combining every risk factor on the route — the first thing a dispatcher checks each morning.
The likelihood this specific shipment arrives later than scheduled, benchmarked against the normal baseline for that route.
A time range, not just a yes/no — so an exporter can judge whether a delay is tolerable or costly.
Demurrage, detention and idle-cost exposure translated into rupees, so risk is comparable to the cost of acting on it.
A concrete adjustment — dispatch earlier or later — rather than a generic warning.
A bypass or corridor change when the default route is the source of the risk.
A nearby port with lower congestion, when the destination itself is the bottleneck.