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November 4, 2026
The Port Journal

Xeneta announces new AI-native capabilities with a tender product and an MCP connector, a new Xeneta Air and the industry's first view of actual transit times for transshipment cargo

Munich, 4 November 2026

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Xeneta announces new AI-native capabilities with a tender product and an MCP connector, a new Xeneta Air and the industry's first view of actual transit times for transshipment cargo
Photo: Xeneta Blog

Xeneta, the AI-powered ocean and air freight intelligence solution, today announced its largest set of product launches at the 10th annual Xeneta Summit, Munich. Presented live to over 600 shippers, forwarders and carriers, the launches mark a shift in what Xeneta does for its customers.

For 14 years, Xeneta has given freight procurement the data to see the market; now it moves into the decisions that data informs and the actions that follow.

The launches span three areas: new data, led by the first dataset to show both the announced and the actual transit time of cargo moving via a transshipment hub and an air benchmark covering over 17M tonnes of airfreight on 92% more lanes than before; AI Agents with embedded Xeneta freight expertise reading a customer’s contracts against the market and recommending what to do first; and new execution tools, Xeneta Rate Management (XRM) and Xeneta Tender, that put the live market rate next to every contract and every bid, so teams manage rates and award tenders on evidence they can defend.

Fabio Brocca, Xeneta Chief Product Officer, told the Summit: “Procurement teams are hired to decide, but they spend their days buried in data. For 14 years Xeneta has given them the most trusted benchmark in the industry. This year we put that benchmark inside the work itself, so you can see what is happening, decide with confidence and act, all in one place.”

This story was originally published by Xeneta Blog. Read the full story at Xeneta Blog →

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