Trimble Introduces Arc Agent for Logistics Workflow Automation

August 11, 2026
Trimble introduced Trimble Arc Agent, a SaaS AI agent that automates office workflows for transportation and logistics teams by extracting and validating data from emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, and connected systems.

Trimble has introduced Trimble Arc Agent, an AI agent for automating office workflows in transportation and logistics, announced in a press release.

The SaaS product connects to transportation management systems and third party applications, including Gmail and Outlook. It extracts and validates data from emails, PDFs, and spreadsheets, then turns that information into system of record data.

Trimble said the agent includes AI guardrails and human review controls for explainable and auditable decisions. The product is available to Trimble customers worldwide through a single tier subscription with no seat limits or feature gates. Each subscription includes 10 hours of agent working time, with overage hours available and access to new skills as they launch.

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