Conlio raises €6.4 million for AI freight document checks

Nov 3, 2026
Berlin startup Conlio raised €6.4 million to expand its AI system for checking freight documents. Piton Capital led the round.

Conlio, a Berlin startup that automates freight document checks, raised €6.4 million in a round led by Piton Capital, according to Tech Funding News. WaVe-X, F-LOG and Haufe Group Ventures also participated, alongside existing investors including System.One, Puzzle Ventures and Anamcara Capital.

Conlio processes document batches, identifies each document type and matches it with the relevant transport order and delivery. Its software checks dates, amounts, signatures, stamps and handwritten notes, then closes orders that pass or sends discrepancies for human review. The company says the system can automate more than 90% of freight document checks.

Claudio Consul founded Conlio in 2024 after working at digital freight forwarder sennder. The company employs 10 people and plans to use the funding for product development, sales and expansion across Europe.

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