Moneiva

Moneiva is an Omaha, Nebraska-based company that provides AI agents for operational communication and execution work in supply chain, logistics and mobility operations. The agents handle high-volume tasks such as outbound driver check calls, breakdown intake, pickup rescheduling, and OS&D (over, short and damaged) email threads, and are designed to carry a task through to completion rather than surfacing a summary for a human to act on. When a plan breaks — for example a driver who cannot make a pickup window — the agent queries the transportation management system for load and shipper details, validates load parameters, appointment specifications, customer expectations and business rules, then takes actions such as removing the carrier from the load, resetting load status, searching for matching carriers, and alerting the relevant customer and carrier teams.

The platform is positioned to sit above a customer's existing stack rather than as an additional interface, reading from and writing back to TMS, WMS, ERP and financial systems; the company describes an exception flow in which a delivery quantity mismatch results in a flagged shipment, a logged warehouse receiving discrepancy, an opened claim record and an automatic invoice hold across four systems without dispatcher or accounts-receivable involvement. Jobs run in parallel so that volume spikes, nights, weekends and holidays are covered, with escalation to human staff when a case falls outside the agent's confidence boundaries. Moneiva states that agents are configured from a mapping of each customer's actual workflows, rules and exceptions, and that the system accumulates a "working memory" of the operation covering standard operating procedures, resolved exceptions and learned site-specific constraints.

Customers span growing third-party logistics providers, Fortune 500 shippers, freight brokerages, carriers, and transit and mobility agencies. The company markets deployment as a 4–6 week pilot: an intro call, mapping of one workflow, a system connection and a live demonstration on the customer's own processes, alongside a custom ROI calculation.

Founding story

Regional press reports that Marina Brown, a longtime logistics and transportation executive and former Werner Enterprises employee, started Moneiva to address industry invoicing and cash flow problems using artificial intelligence. One of her first validation calls was to Daragh Mahon, executive vice president and CIO at Werner Enterprises, who told her the invoicing solution was not the right fit. Brown then pivoted the company to automating supply chain communications. The company's own about page describes Moneiva as founded by supply chain veterans who spent years watching operations teams absorbed by repetitive communication work such as check calls, long email chains and manual data entry.

Business model

Moneiva sells an AI agent platform to logistics and mobility operators, deployed through a white-glove engagement model in which the company maps a customer's workflows and integrates with existing TMS, WMS, ERP and financial systems before automating. Engagements begin with a scoped pilot on a single workflow that is intended to demonstrate return before broader rollout, with ongoing optimization afterward.

Sources describe pilots and customer deployments framed around measurable ROI and cost per interaction, but do not state pricing or contract structure.

Traction

The company's site states over $1.2 million saved in one year for a large carrier through elimination of repeated maintenance appointments, zero client churn to date, and time-to-live-volume measured in weeks. It also cites a full year of returns processing where a significant share of returns cost more to retrieve than the product's value, representing over a million dollars of avoidable activity in one year, and a freight brokerage deployment that monitors loads at risk of missed pickup. Werner Enterprises adopted the technology, moving from initial conversation to doing business within about a month and a half, according to founder Marina Brown. The customer base is described as ranging from growing 3PLs to Fortune 500 shippers plus transit and mobility agencies.

Latest developments

A September 2026 Silicon Prairie News article on Werner Enterprises' startup engagement profiles Moneiva as a company that found its footing through that corporate partnership, with founder and CEO Marina Brown describing the Werner deployment and its effect on subsequent customer acquisition. The company is recruiting for Customer Success Manager, Sales Development Rep and Product Marketing Manager roles on a hybrid basis in Omaha.