tech
April 17, 2026
With artificial intelligence, Drivin seeks to transform logistics in Latin America and focuses on Colombia
Drivin aims for double-digit growth and to position Colombia as a logistics innovation hub. Photo: Courtesy
TL;DR
- New technologies are redefining the logistics industry, accelerating the adoption of digital solutions for efficiency, real-time visibility, and cost reduction.
- Drivin offers an autonomous transport management system (TMS) that uses AI and data analytics to optimize logistics processes.
- The platform has three layers: execution core, an intelligence layer (Nébula), and an autonomy layer (Sentinel) with intelligent agents.
- Drivin's key technological differentiator is the shift from analytical AI to agentive AI, where systems can act and resolve issues autonomously.
- Colombia is a strategic market for Drivin, representing 15% of its operations and acting as an innovation hub.
- The company serves industries like mass consumption (Nestlé, Bimbo, Ramo), logistics operators (Ditransa), retail, and foodservice.
- Drivin helps companies achieve scalability without increasing costs by automating operational exceptions.
- Colombia still has room for growth in TMS adoption, especially among small and medium-sized businesses.
- Clients have reported savings of up to 30% in logistics costs and improved Net Promoter Score (NPS).
- Drivin aims to be a regional leader in autonomous logistics and emphasizes sustainability as a CarbonNeutral company.