Every load routed for the lowest landed cost.
Kilimanjaria reads your open orders, carrier rates, and delivery windows, then hands your desk the route and load plan that moves the freight for less, minutes after the orders land.
Detention fees that arrive three weeks late
- Port slot slips mid-day
- Desk coordinator phones 3 carriers - 45 minutes of scramble
- Load sits at terminal; detention clock already running
- Fee appears on invoice three weeks later - too late to dispute
- Port slot slips - Kilimanjaria alert fires within 2 minutes
- AI evaluates alternative routes and available carriers in real time
- Rerouted plan with carrier allocations lands on the desk
- Detention prevented before the clock ever starts
From slot alert to rerouted plan in under 8 minutes
The desk sees the alert, the options, and the recommended plan - all in one view.
Two engines. One freight desk.
Route replanning
Kilimanjaria monitors active port schedules and carrier ETAs. When a window closes mid-day, it evaluates alternative routing options in real time - weighing cost, transit time, and carrier availability across your committed loads.
Works on multimodal routes: sea, rail, road. Flags loads that must move now vs. can wait.
Load optimization
Before committing to a reroute, Kilimanjaria rebalances loads across available carriers - minimizing empty legs, identifying consolidation opportunities, and scoring each option by total cost including detention risk.
Outputs a carrier allocation plan, not just a route suggestion.
Performance on the desk
"We used to find detention fees on the invoice three weeks after they'd already happened. With Kilimanjaria, the desk gets rerouted options in minutes. We've stopped most of them before they even start."
"When a port window slips we used to spend an hour scrambling for alternative carriers. Now it happens automatically. Our coordinator spends that time on the next shipment."
Straightforward pricing for freight operations teams
Flat monthly. No per-load fees. Cancel anytime.
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