FreightFox TMS and Control Tower

FreightFox is an Indian company offering an AI-powered Transportation Management System and control tower platform for enterprises. Its CEO describes the target problem as an opaque, siloed Indian freight ecosystem faced by manufacturers. Press coverage dated August 2026 reports a Rs 5 crore round led by HighLeaf.

The platform has six modules: Procure for auctions and RFQs, Execute for indenting, gate management and ePOD, Track for real-time visibility, Settle for invoicing and reconciliation, Pulse for analytics and Decarbonize for Scope 3 emissions reporting. It integrates with SAP, Oracle EBS and SYSPRO, and names customers such as Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, AB InBev and CEAT.

• Procure: runs freight auctions and RFQs with transporters.
• Execute: handles indenting, gate management and electronic proof of delivery.
• Track: provides real-time shipment visibility with a control tower and exception alerts.
• Settle: validates invoices against contracted rates and manages reconciliation and payments.
• Pulse: delivers analytics and role-based dashboards.
• Decarbonize: tracks Scope 3 emissions under the LEAP framework.

A Vietnamese beverage or tyre manufacturer could run transporter auctions and invoice validation across many routes. An exporter could track outbound trucks with a control tower and ePOD. A company with ESG obligations could report Scope 3 transport emissions.

Covers freight from procurement through settlement in one system. Invoice validation against contracted rates supports freight cost control. Customers cited in press report 8-15% lower freight costs and 95% freight visibility, as company-provided figures. Scope 3 emissions tracking supports ESG reporting.

Manufacturers in India and Southeast Asia are replacing spreadsheet-based freight management with TMS and control towers to cut cost and meet Scope 3 reporting demands. Vietnamese exporters and FMCG makers face rising pressure from multinational buyers to report logistics emissions.

Indian company; its company page lists four co-founders including CEO Nitish Rai. Raised Rs 5 crore in August 2026 from HighLeaf and angel investors. The site reports 6 million+ trips managed and a 1,300+ transporter network.