project44 has launched Mo, a conversational artificial intelligence supply chain analyst built into its Decision Intelligence Platform.
The company says Mo uses customers’ own shipment data, business rules and carrier history, along with project44’s real-time logistics data, to answer operational questions without requiring users to manually pull reports or navigate dashboards.
According to project44, internal testing found Mo could answer operational questions using a customer’s real-time data in about 2.5 minutes, compared with roughly 18 minutes for Claude Opus when data had to be exported and manually prepared.
Mo is initially available for full truckload, less-than-truckload and ocean freight data, with additional functionality planned through the rest of 2026.
“We’ve spent more than a decade building the world’s largest, most accurate, real-time logistics data graph. But connecting the data, cleaning it and building rules to govern it was just the beginning. Mo takes all of this context and customer data and makes it simple and accessible, solving hours-long tasks in seconds. Multiply that across every question a supply chain team asks in a day and, suddenly, teams are going to see a fundamental transformation in how they work on a daily basis,” said Jett McCandless, founder and CEO of project44.
Ford, an early-access customer, has been using Mo to get answers without waiting for reports or analysis from other teams, project44 said.
“Supply chain decisions move fast, and the teams making them need answers that are just as fast. Mo will help us get there, putting accurate, data-grounded answers directly in the hands of the people who need them, without the back-and-forth of pulling reports or waiting on analysis,” said Doug Cantriel, head of North America transportation at Ford Motor Company.
The company said Mo is also part of a broader plan to allow customers to build their own models using project44’s data semantics and context, which it calls “sovereign models.”
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