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Overhaul’s Intelligence Service Has Just Launched in Brazil
The Intelligence as a Service, product already available in the United States and Mexico, has just arrived in Brazil. Overhaul’s system, a global leader in risk management for in-transit supply chains, provides timely and accurate cargo security intelligence to protect shipments in transit and stay ahead of road threats.
With three levels of support, Overhaul can help identify the dangers and risks faced by a supply chain, whether through threat intelligence, route investigations, or onboard IoT devices. With one of the most modern cargo monitoring infrastructures in Brazil, the company offers visibility, automation, data analytics, and unparalleled response times.
Overhaul believes that human intelligence and technology combined provide the best protection: you cannot have one without the other. Telematics alerts monitoring agents 24 hours a day about any deviations, and AI technology allows them to work faster than ever. Here, AI plays a key role in risk management, providing data analysis on travel behavior, assisting with monitoring by detecting and prioritizing the most critical tracking alerts, thereby contributing to loss prevention and protecting people. With continuous monitoring, the service ensures greater security not only for the transported cargo but also for the drivers.
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“Security is just the first part of our intelligence,” explains Barry Conlon, CEO of Overhaul. “Understanding threats and how to address them creates new opportunities. When AI allows us to identify what is truly critical, it gives us more time to focus on other business needs. We are very excited to bring this technology to Brazil and strengthen our global presence.”
In addition to its practical applications, the Intelligence as a Service is also the basis for publicly available reports and statistics, such as the Brazil: Quarterly Cargo Theft Report, which analyzes cargo theft in the country on a quarterly basis. The second quarter edition of the report registered 17,230 events, a 5.5% increase compared to the same period in 2022.
