Work & case studies
Give each shipment exception a clear next owner.
Reconcile order and carrier events, then route a factual exception with the right evidence.
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01Logistics · Exception handling · Synthetic workflow demoGive each shipment exception a clear next owner.
Reconcile order and carrier events, then route a factual exception with the right evidence.
The work that gets stuck
Teams check multiple portals and chase the same late shipment twice. A status label alone does not explain the source, age or next decision.
Who it is for
Logistics operations, customer support and warehouse coordinators.
What goes in
- Order IDs, permitted carrier events and warehouse records
- Service rules, escalation owners and allowed actions
What comes out
- A deduplicated exception queue with source timestamps
- Reviewed next actions and an auditable resolution record
- 01System
Match the shipment
Join records using a stable order and shipment identifier.
- Input
- ORD-1042; parcel P-208; two source events
- Output
- Matched record; source times preserved.
- 02AI
Describe the exception
Separate observed status from a possible cause.
- Input
- Carrier: delayed; warehouse: dispatched
- Output
- Delay observed; cause not established.
- 03Human
Choose the next action
Operations checks the evidence and policy.
- Input
- Event timeline + service rule
- Output
- Ask carrier for an update; no replacement authorized.
- 04System
Route and record
Create or update the existing exception item.
- Input
- Key P-208:delay:event-7
- Output
- One assigned item; previous decision stays visible.
- 05Human
Confirm closure
The owner checks the new event and outcome.
- Input
- Carrier update + delivery evidence
- Output
- Close if resolved; otherwise escalate with the same history.
Where a person decides
Operations chooses the corrective action. Refunds, replacement shipments and customer promises stay with their authorized owners.
When the workflow pauses
No stable shipment ID, stale events or conflicting scans go to source review. Similar names are not enough to join two records.
What a pilot must prove
- Only records with verified matching identifiers are joined.
- The same exception is not created twice for one source event.
- The owner can see evidence, age, decision and closure status.
What your team receives
- Event mapping and exception rules
- Routing table and reviewed message templates
- Reusable Skill, deduplication keys and resolution runbook
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