SIO LOGISTICS PARTNERS WITH GENLOGS TO COMBAT CARGO THEFT AND SOURCE CARRIER CAPACITY

SIO Logistics, a rapidly growing, tech-driven transportation provider, announced today its partnership with truck intelligence company GenLogs to leverage its nationwide network of roadside sensors and elevate its ability to source trusted carrier capacity. With this partnership, SIO Logistics gains direct access to carriers—bypassing traditional load boards—and becomes one of only 200 logistics providers nationwide to utilize GenLogs’ powerful intelligence platform.

“Each week we receive requests from shippers large and small asking GenLogs for help in combatting the cargo theft epidemic,” said GenLogs CEO Ryan Joyce. “Now we can refer them to SIO Logistics—a forward-thinking logistics company that’s investing in cutting-edge tools to protect freight and optimize transportation. Their real-time visibility and proactive use of backhaul data gives them an edge in reducing costs for their customers while keeping security at the forefront.”

Founded in 2023 by former U.S. intelligence officials, Virginia-based GenLogs applies counterterrorism strategies to fight fraud in freight and streamline logistics. Their roadside sensors deliver real-time truck data—including carrier identity and equipment insights—empowering partners like SIO Logistics to make faster, smarter, and safer decisions. GenLogs also boasts a specialized Investigations Team made up of ex-intelligence professionals with a track record of recovering stolen cargo.

“We’re excited to integrate GenLogs’ cutting-edge technology into our growing tech stack,” said Scott Chapman, Compliance Manager at SIO Logistics. “Our team is obsessed with finding better ways to serve our shippers—whether that’s through faster capacity sourcing, improved security, or lowering costs. GenLogs has already helped us identify fraud, optimize hard-to-serve lanes, and we’re just scratching the surface.”

About GenLogs:

 GenLogs has uniquely fingerprinted nearly 300,000 for-hire carriers, logging close to 1 billion roadside observations in the last six months—far surpassing the 1 million inspections performed by the U.S. Department of Transportation. With actionable insights into over 250,000 shippers across the U.S., and plans to expand into Mexico and Canada, GenLogs has helped prevent millions in cargo theft and recover over 1,000 stolen or misused trailers.

To learn more about how SIO Logistics is redefining freight through innovation, visit https://sionow.com