system-to-system, not email
Your systems and your partners' systems, connected.
Heroes replaces manual, email-based coordination between logistics companies with direct system-to-system event interchange. Connect once, and shipment visibility — milestones, tracking, updates — comes with it, automatically.
Inter-company logistics still moves at the speed of an inbox.
Email as the interface
Service requests, confirmations, and status updates travel as forwarded messages and PDF attachments between companies whose systems never talk to each other.
Manual re-entry
Booking data gets re-typed from one system into another, by hand, on both sides of every handoff. Slow, error-prone, and invisible until something breaks.
Visibility, sold by the container
Tracking aggregators charge per container just to show you data your partners already have. On Heroes, real-time visibility is the default: every member posts its events to the network, so everyone in the operation works with full information.
Event interchange between systems — no inbox in the middle.
Work on the network is organised into journeys — value flows between companies. A journey can be a shipment, an offer, or another type of exchange entirely. The services inside a journey are matched to providers by resolution strategies, and from there your systems trade events directly.
Journey
A value flow between companies
A shipment, an offer — any exchange of value two companies coordinate on becomes a journey on the network.
Services
The work inside the journey
Each journey is made of services — transport to book, rates to agree, milestones to report — that one member provides to another.
Resolution
Strategies find the provider
A resolution strategy matches each service to the partner's system that fulfils it. Events flow between both systems from there.
Example strategy · Handshake
One side sends a service request, the partner's system accepts, and both get a linked booking — running in production between network members today.
Example strategy · RFQ
A quote-and-negotiation loop between two companies until a rate is accepted — the same event interchange, resolving the service a different way.
Every logistics company is both a maker and a taker.
You provide services to some partners and consume services from others — often in the same shipment. That is why Heroes is a network, not a point-to-point integration project: one connection serves both sides of your business, with every partner already on the wire.
Each company that joins makes the network more valuable for everyone already on it. Joining early means your integrations are in place as your partners arrive — and that your systems, and the AI agents that increasingly act on their behalf, have a standard way to reach the rest of the industry.
Maker
Publish the services you provide — bookings you can accept, milestones you can report — once, to the whole network.
Taker
Consume partners' services — request transport, subscribe to visibility — through the same single connection.
Compounding
One integration, every partner. The value of your connection grows with every company that joins.
Not a pilot. Already proven in production.
Schryver Group
Freight forwarder
Live on the network, running production service requests and bookings through Heroes today.
Grupo Indigo
Carrier · ~1,500 bookings
Live on the network with forwarders — roughly 1,500 bookings run through Indigo alone.
Two things the network does on day one.
Real-time visibility, by default
Every member posts its events to the network by default, so real-time status lands in your own system as it happens — and everyone involved in the operation, including the AI agents acting on their behalf, works with full information.
Service-request handshakes
A forwarder requests transport, the carrier accepts, and a linked booking exists in both systems — one resolution strategy among several, with no email and no re-typing anywhere in the flow.
Building the integration?
The developer track covers connecting your system to the network — events, journeys, and resolution strategies, end to end. Heroes is designed as infrastructure your systems and agents call directly, not another dashboard to log into.
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Connect your systems to your partners' systems.
Heroes isn't self-serve. Companies join the network when an existing member invites them in — talk to us about what your inter-company coordination looks like today, and where an invitation could come from.