Logistics AI technology provider cargo.one has acquired Cargofive and launched the industry’s first AI-native operating system for multimodal freight.
The platform, which unifies air and ocean freight data into a single robust foundation, powers accurate agentic workflows to operate natively alongside teams. Cargo.one says that this strategic move is complemented by around USD 20M investment from investors including Bessemer Venture Partners.
The company combines renowned technology quality, fully integrated rate data and in-house logistics expertise, and cargo.one says its AI-native operating system equips logistics companies to deploy ready-made AI agents or build custom ones using open protocols like MCP servers. the company’s infrastructure is built on comprehensive multimodal rate data and includes RAG-based knowledge retrieval and supervision layers that monitor AI outputs to ensure accuracy and reliability.
Unlike bolt-on AI tools that require integration with separate systems and third-party data, cargo.one’s workflows operate natively within the same platform. Humans and AI work side by side using the same data, ensuring teams maintain full control while automation handles repetitive tasks.
Moritz Claussen, Founder and Co-CEO of cargo.one commented: “Most AI projects in logistics fail to deliver ROI because they lack access to robust, structured data. Real returns come from unified data infrastructure operating at enterprise scale.
“With Cargofive, we’re expanding the foundation already embedded inside many of the world’s top forwarders’ operations to encompass ocean needs, and we are delivering what makes AI actually work in production.”
