Too many events to read
Feeds raise more alerts than anyone can look at, so the important ones get lost.
All solutions
Transport and logistics
Safety events handled and on the record.
Telematics feeds and staff reports raise hundreds of events a week. Each one has to be assessed by someone, escalated if it stalls and closed with a decision. Kiln makes sure that happens, and keeps the proof.
Today
How the work runs now. And why it is slow.
Follow-up depends on people
Whether an event is chased depends on who notices it and when.
Proof is hard to find
When someone asks what was done about an event, the answer is spread across systems.
With Kiln
How Kiln runs it. Step by step.
- 1
Take in every event
Events from your telematics feed and staff reports enter the same workflow.
- 2
Classify and assign
An AI step classifies each event and a named manager is assigned.
- 3
Escalate if it stalls
Anything not acted on in time is escalated automatically.
- 4
Close with a decision
Each event is closed with a recorded outcome, and corrective actions are tracked.
Connected
Works with what you run.
Kiln connects to the systems transport and logistics teams usually use. Nothing is replaced and nothing is migrated.
- Microsoft Teams
- Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Telematics
- Training records
More in transport and logistics
Other processes we automate.
- Vehicle safety events
- Incident reports
- Driver fitness checks
- Compliance certificates
- Customer claims
What changes
Less chasing. More done.
Nothing lost in the noise
Every event is assessed, and the serious ones rise to the top.
Escalation on the clock
Stalled events reach a manager without anyone having to remember.
A record that stands up
Who saw what, when, and what they decided, kept for every event.
Next step
Tell us your automation problem. We'll help you solve it.
The approval that lives in someone's inbox, the report rebuilt by hand every month, the spreadsheet nobody wants to touch. Describe it in a sentence or two. We'll come back with how we would run it in Kiln, connected to the systems you already use.