Mati Logistics vs Shippeo

Mati Logistics connects buyers with global suppliers and forwarders to coordinate sourcing, quotes, purchasing, fulfillment, and landed delivery. Its Track and Trace service puts container, bill of lading, and booking references on a shared board with automatic carrier updates. It calculates transit times, transshipment dwell, delays against plan, and weekly arrivals by route. Coverage includes major ocean carriers, NVOCCs, and forwarders such as Expeditors, Hecny, and OEC.

Shipment views can be shared live and read-only with suppliers, customers, drayage providers, and brokers without requiring them to create accounts. The supplier directory and AI sourcing agent are free, though the directory has no export or API and limits contact reveals to signed-in users one company at a time. Track and Trace offers a free plan, prepaid usage, and monthly subscription. Pay as you go costs $1, paid once; the subscription is $1 a month after a 7-day free trial and includes API access for 10 to 1,000 shipments. Mati says its products run on Microsoft Azure in the Central US region, with database encryption at rest and TLS for traffic.

Shippeo provides real-time transportation visibility and predictive ETAs for shippers, carriers, and logistics providers. Its platform tracks shipments across road, sea, rail, and air, with coverage also described for ports and terminals, intermodal rail, parcel, and last-mile transport. Teams can follow shipment milestones and receive early warnings about disruption risks. Operations tools include shipment communication, branded recipient portals with live shipment information, digital transport documents, proof of delivery, carbon visibility, and detention and demurrage functions. Shippeo AI uses specialized agents for work such as tracking and data quality, and can analyze data and propose fixes in workflows. The Integration Hub connects enterprise systems including TMS, ERP, road planning tools, CRMs, and data lakes; named partners include SAP, CGI, HARDIS Supply Chain, e2open, and Elemica. Shippeo says data is stored in the European Union, access is role-managed, and customers retain ownership. It also says default collection does not involve continuous 24/7 tracking. Pricing is on request, and businesses are directed to contact sales or book a demo. The platform is listed for web, iOS, Android, and API.