Resources

Selected from the FreightTech 100, Gnosis earns recognition for continued product innovation and growing adoption among leading global supply chains.

Build a smarter 2027 freight budget. Explore five ways to reduce preventable fees, catch invoice errors, improve carrier decisions, and measure technology ROI.

Watch Gnosis Freight’s Jack Hixson at JOC Inland26 discuss forward deployed engineering and building logistics solutions around measurable business outcomes.

See how enterprise shippers use Gnosis Freight to cut freight spend by 1-3%, reduce demurrage and detention, recover costly billing errors, and more.

Why logistics technology is still treated as a cost center, rather than something that can directly improve margin, and how to make that shift.

Gnosis Freight has been named to FreightWaves’ 2027 FreightTech 100 for the second consecutive year, recognizing its innovation in freight technology.

See how Gnosis Carbon Emissions, SeaRoutes, and project44 compare—and find the right freight emissions reporting solution for your operation.

SB 253 and CBAM put freight emissions on a deadline. Learn why lane averages fail an audit and how to build a defensible Category 4 number from real container data.

See how a global tire manufacturer shortened plant-to-DC transit by an average of eight days across nine lanes using Gnosis Freight.

See how milestone-based freight invoice auditing found 1,289 billing errors and recovered nearly $375K in overcharges across a global importer’s freight spend.

See how one automotive OEM returned direct-ship containers five days faster and cut container accessorial costs 50% with Gnosis Freight.

See how Gnosis Freight helps importers prevent demurrage and detention charges before they occur, reducing demurrage 81% and detention 64% on average.

What New Research From Gartner, McKinsey, and FreightWaves Reveals About Closing the AI Readiness Gap

In this session, Gnosis Freight CTO Jake Hoffman explores why visibility alone is no longer enough and why the next evolution of freight is about connecting execution across ocean, rail, drayage, terminals, and logistics partners.

What being an AI-native company means for Gnosis Freight, why they’ve changed how they talk about AI, and how AI changed their understanding of how software would become cheaper and easier to build.

On this episode of Thoughts and Coffee, Sarah Barnes-Humphrey sits down with Jake Hoffman, Chief Technology Officer of Gnosis Freight, whose entire platform exists to fix the exact kind of fragmented, unverified container data that turns disputes like this into courtroom fights.