Founded in Bangkok by logistics professionals from Suvarnabhumi Airport with 18 years of combined experience. We saw freight teams spending 60–70% of their time manually entering AWB data into CargoWise, SAP, and Thai Customs — and built the technology to end it.
In 2021, three logistics professionals at Suvarnabhumi Airport noticed something broken. Freight forwarders, customs brokers, and ground handlers were all manually re-keying the same Air Waybill data — into CargoWise for operations, SAP for accounting, and the Thai Customs e-Import system for declarations.
A single MAWB took 12–18 minutes to enter. With 80–150 AWBs per day, teams were spending 60–70% of their working hours on pure data entry. Errors from manual re-keying caused rejected customs declarations, delayed cargo releases, and frustrated shippers.
We founded Accomate Co., Ltd. (operating as KabyTech) to solve this problem with purpose-built technology that understands the full IATA Cargo-IMP FWB message standard — all 29 sections, all 170+ fields — and delivers structured data directly into the systems Thai freight teams already use.
Five years of building, learning, and growing alongside the Thai air freight industry.
We're not trying to be the biggest logistics tech company. We're trying to be the most accurate, the most Thai-focused, and the most reliable.
The IATA Cargo-IMP FWB message has 29 sections and 170+ fields. Most tools extract 10–15 and call it done. We parse every single section because in Thai air freight, incomplete data means rejected customs declarations, delayed cargo releases, and penalties from the Department of Customs. We'd rather take an extra 200 milliseconds and get every field right than skip sections for a faster response time. Our clients file declarations with confidence because they know every field has been validated against IATA standards.
Every feature, every validation rule, every user interface element is designed with Thailand in mind first. Our Thai NLP specialists have trained our models on Thai airline formats, Thai freight forwarder naming conventions, and Thai Customs-specific requirements like HS code validation against the Thai tariff schedule. We understand that Bangkok Handling Services formats AWBs differently from Thai Airways Cargo, and that the Department of Customs expects data in a specific structure. We're not a global tool adapted for Thailand — we're Thai-built, Thai-optimized, and Thai-supported.
We don't sell you a subscription and disappear. When you onboard with KabyTech, our customer success team learns your specific operation: which airlines you handle most, which customs declaration types you file, which ERP system you use. We train our models on your specific AWB formats and continuously improve accuracy based on your correction feedback. Our average client retention rate is 96% because we treat every integration as a long-term partnership, not a transaction. Your dedicated account manager speaks Thai and understands freight operations.
A cross-functional team combining deep logistics domain expertise with cutting-edge engineering talent, all based in Bangkok.
Former freight forwarders, customs brokers, and airline cargo handlers from Suvarnabhumi. They define our parsing rules, validate output accuracy, and ensure every FWB section matches real-world Thai operations.
Machine learning engineers and backend developers who build our parsing engine, REST API, and integration connectors. Experienced in OCR, document understanding, and high-throughput API systems.
Computational linguists specializing in Thai language processing. They handle Thai address parsing, shipper/consignee name matching, and Thai Customs-specific terminology across all AWB formats.
Onboarding specialists, integration engineers, and account managers who ensure every client gets maximum value. Average response time under 30 minutes during Thai business hours.
Security, privacy, and industry compliance aren't optional in air freight. We invest heavily in certifications that matter to our clients.
Information security management system. Annual audit by Bureau Veritas. Covers all API infrastructure, data storage, and client data handling procedures.
Full compliance with Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA). Data processing agreements, consent management, and the right to erasure for all shipper/consignee PII.
Validated against IATA Cargo Interchange Message Procedures. Full FWB/16 standard coverage with all 29 sections and mandatory/optional field validation.
Run a live demo with your actual AWB files. We'll show you all 29 Cargo-IMP sections extracted in real time — and connect the output to your existing systems.