Better Together: Wisor x CargoCONNECT Integration Brings Smarter Air Cargo Operations

Talya Sasson

Head of Product, Wisor

Talya Sasson

Head of Product, Wisor

Talya Sassoon leads product at Wisor, where she brings deep expertise in AI-driven platforms and healthcare tech. Prior to Wisor, she led U.S. product strategy at Healthy.io and worked on autonomous mobility data systems at Intel’s Mobileye.
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New integration gives Wisor customers access to deeper visibility, smoother bookings, and smarter workflows—without added friction.

We’re excited to announce our latest integration with CargoCONNECT by CargoAi—the most comprehensive air cargo connectivity platform in the market. This collaboration provides Wisor users with access to real-time tracking, automated quoting & booking, and enhanced operational control, all within the Wisor Freight Platform.

Why It Matters

Airfreight operations are fast-paced—and disconnected tools lead to lost time, missed updates, and fragmented data. Our integration with CargoCONNECT solves that by embedding powerful cargo intelligence directly into the Wisor workflow.

Key Benefits for Wisor Users

  • Real-Time Tracking Across 249+ Airlines
    Full shipment visibility with enhanced AWB event accuracy—offloads, discrepancies, and delays clearly identified.
  • Quote & Book Direct from Wisor
    Bookings now route directly to CargoAi’s FlyWINDOW, reducing user friction and eliminating extra steps.
  • Error-Proof Documentation Flows
    Grouped FWB & FHL validation errors mean fewer retries, faster submissions, and smoother handoffs to carriers.
  • Visual API Workflows
    CargoCONNECT’s updated documentation helps your tech and business teams align quickly and integrate with confidence.
  • Support Transparency
    Track issues, raise tickets, and access resources through a centralized support portal—now live and available to all integrated users.

This partnership is part of our continued mission to remove friction in freight operations and connect Wisor customers to the best tools in the industry.

Smarter cargo journeys start here—now directly through Wisor.

Talya Sasson

Head of Product, Wisor

About the Author
Talya Sassoon leads product at Wisor, where she brings deep expertise in AI-driven platforms and healthcare tech. Prior to Wisor, she led U.S. product strategy at Healthy.io and worked on autonomous mobility data systems at Intel’s Mobileye. With degrees in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management from Tel Aviv University, Talya blends technical rigor with user-centered design to build products that scale.

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