Daniel Emaasit announced on X that Logistify AI is launching an AI services firm for supply chain coordination. The post pairs Kimi K3 with Logistify AI for sales-order entry work performed as a service.
Kimi K3 is Kimi's flagship large language model, with a 1M-token context window and availability through the Kimi API platform. Emaasit is listed as Logistify AI's co-founder, CEO and chief AI officer.
The company says the service turns customer orders received through email, WhatsApp, SMS and paper into records ready for an ERP system. In a post on its site, the company says a reviewer handles the 3% to 5% of orders that need human judgment, rather than reviewing all of them.
The launch positions the service against SaaS tools that require customers to enter order data into their own ERP systems. Logistify AI says it integrates with more than 15 ERP and business systems, including SAP, QuickBooks, Xero, Zoho, Unleashed and Odoo.
In 2024, Logistify AI announced a partnership with Microsoft, 1871 and Accenture after joining the 1871 Summer Innovation Lab in Chicago. The four-month program was for FoodTech and supply chain startups. At the time, the company described an AI assistant that extracted data from purchase orders and invoices and entered it into ERP systems in about 10 seconds.
Logistify AI was also selected for Google's inaugural Google for Startups Accelerator: AI First cohort for Africa. Google described the company as focused on reducing inventory losses in industrial facilities; the 10-week program offered up to $350,000 in Google Cloud credits.
