The routing intelligence your dispatch is missing.
Rising Tide runs underneath the dispatch and routing systems you already use, turning the data they hold into decisions your operation can then make automatically. Fewer miles, auto-compliance, and margin you can see per route. Built for the dense, time-critical operations that legacy routing software was never designed to handle. Route based businesses equipped with automated management that allows operations and planning to loop in one maximally optimized infinite loop. Now, that’s intelligent.
Intelligent Automation (IA) is a combination of AI and robotic process automation (RPA) that creates self-improving digital workflows. Where typical RPA only handles repetitive, rule-based tasks, IA integrates technologies like machine learning, natural language processing, and generative AI allowing for unstructured data to facilitate decision-making, and continuously optimized processes.
Want a deeper dive?→Streaming Logistics is the result of a patented process that embeds a turn-by-turn technology into an Intelligently Automated architecture, allowing for a constant flow or “stream” of data that never locks down until the most advantageous instant. This creates a “plan” that can self-heal by re-sequencing and accepting new data constantly without one-way batching or required manual changes.
Want a deeper dive?→GroundSwell powered by Rising Tide presents a first-of-its-kind solution for the FedEx Ground Contractor marketspace. Unlike all the other options available, GroundSwell provides Intelligent Automation for route construction, going beyond geography — building on time constraints, driver abilities, vehicle cube, and more. The Infinite Loop routing is the first embedded turn-by-turn solution of its kind and gives contractors their greatest opportunity when transitioning into FedEx 2.0.
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We're building out the full Rising Tide site — the problem with legacy routing, the Streaming Logistics solution, the intelligence layer, and verified results. Want to see it run before it's public?