Willog Launches ‘Willog Vision’ to Connect Record, Response, Prove and Compensation

Willog, an AIoT-based supply chain intelligence solutions company, has announced the official launch of its integrated supply chain solution, Willog Vision, on September 17.

Willog Vision integrates four modules (AIoT devices, monitoring, AI risk management, and insurance) into a single platform spanning every stage from shipment to arrival.

The one solution for every step of logistics, Willog Vision (Image: Willog)

Under the slogan “Evidence in Every Move,” the platform connects Record, Response, Prove, and Compensation through a single set of data. Willog directly develops and operates the AIoT device (Willog Safe), monitoring software (Control Tower), AI intelligence (Intelligence), and logistics insurance (Insurance).

• Willog Safe (Record): Attaches to cargo and warehouses, recording temperature, shock, and location in real time at 1-minute intervals, with no need to retrieve a USB logger
• Control Tower (Response): Instantly alerts the responsible party when an anomaly occurs and automatically logs the response history, with warehouse, sea, and vehicle status on one screen
• Intelligence (Prove): Predicts and diagnoses risk with a built-in AI Assistant, automatically generating GDP, GMP, KGSP, and HACCP compliance reports within 3 minutes, with tamper verification
• Insurance (Compensation): Data-based custom plans with automated claims covering disposal and re-shipment costs, and accelerated insurance payouts

Willog Vision applies tailored scenarios across international transport, warehouses, vehicle logistics, and the bio sector, from customs-hold temperature checks to distinguishing false alarms from real risk.

The integrated approach is designed to connect logistics monitoring, incident response, compliance documentation, and insurance processes through the same underlying data.

Sung-hoon Bae, Co-CEO of Willog, said, “Willog Vision connects recording, response, prove, and compensation, freeing logistics managers to focus on strategic decision-making instead of incident handling.”

Source: Willog