Rotate enters air cargo operations with new compliance platform
Rotate is expanding into air cargo operations with Rotate Compliance, a screening tool co-developed with leading carriers to cut false positives and streamline workflows.
Aviation software and consulting firm Rotate has unveiled Rotate Compliance, a screening platform developed specifically for air cargo that marks the company’s first major expansion into cargo operations. Currently being co-developed alongside cargo teams at several of the world’s largest airlines, the platform is scheduled for general commercial availability in the first quarter of 2027.
Until now, Rotate’s software suite has focused primarily on supporting commercial and strategic decision-making across airlines, airports, freight forwarders, and ground handlers. The entry into regulatory compliance builds on Rotate’s acquisition earlier this year of the “Cargo Intelligence” software assets from Pandora Intelligence, a former Netherlands-based SaaS provider. Rotate is rebuilding the software on a modernised technology stack with an updated user interface, introducing broader screening checks, streamlined process flows, and an inherently leaner cost base.
Through extensive workshops and interviews with cargo carriers, Rotate structured the platform around three operational challenges facing the industry: contextualised screening, sector-specific workflows, and scalable cost efficiency. Rather than relying purely on matching names against static sanctions registries, Rotate Compliance cross-references parties with shipment descriptions, planned flight routings, and complementary cargo attributes to sharpen screening accuracy and significantly reduce false positives.
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