Zauber

Zauber builds an AI operating system for logistics, in which autonomous agents carry out operational tasks, communicate with both software systems and humans, and improve over time. The technical stack spans agentic AI, large language models and generative AI, document and data extraction, conversational interfaces for system and human communication, and AI-driven monitoring and risk prediction, applied to the automation of exception-heavy operational workflows in freight forwarding.

The company's platform includes a set of deployed applications: agents that manage customer bookings; a spot quoting engine that returns accurate spot quotes in minutes; AI monitoring designed to reduce demurrage and detention risk; and automation of data-entry workflows at global logistics companies. The stated aim is to replace human-first processes and disconnected systems, and to bring to logistics the digitalisation gains other industries have long taken for granted.

Zauber was founded by Erik Muttersbach, a repeat entrepreneur who co-founded and scaled Forto, where more than $600M was raised. The company's customers are global logistics leaders across Europe and Asia, and it operates within logistics, freight forwarding, global trade and supply chain, and shipping. Further details on funding, founding year and team size were not provided.