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Gnosis Freight named to G2’s 2026 Best Software Awards as global supply chains seek greater operational control

Apr 06, 2026

Gnosis Freight, the AI Global Freight Operating System, today announced it has been named to G2's 2026 Best Software Awards for Supply Chain & Logistics Software and ranked among the Top 100 Fastest Growing Products. The annual awards are based on verified customer reviews from G2's marketplace, which reaches more than 100 million software buyers each year.

The recognition comes as global supply chains face renewed volatility driven by geopolitical shifts, tariffs, port congestion, and increasingly complex trade networks. In this environment, logistics leaders are moving beyond basic shipment tracking and investing in systems that allow them to govern execution across fragmented partners and infrastructure.

Gnosis serves as the real-time system of record for global container logistics, giving shippers, ocean carriers, and logistics service providers a sovereign operational data layer to manage the full container lifecycle—from booking through return.

Built as an AI-native data science company, Gnosis structures and validates the fragmented operational data that governs global trade, standardizing logistics events across carriers, ports, rail, and inland networks that operate in different systems, formats, languages, and currencies.

This foundation allows enterprises to automate exception management, coordinate action across partners, and resolve disruptions before they cascade through the supply chain, driving material financial impact via:

• Faster speed to market and improved product availability, supporting revenue growth and stronger customer service levels

• Reduced demurrage, detention, and accessorial costs, protecting margins and eliminating avoidable freight spend

• Shorter goods-to-cash cycles, accelerating working capital and improving cash flow

• Lower manual coordination across logistics and finance teams, reducing labor costs and operational overhead

Michael Rentz, Chief Revenue Officer at Gnosis Freight, said: "Global trade runs on fragmented operational data controlled by many different parties. Without sovereignty over that data, companies are forced to react to disruption instead of managing it. Gnosis was built to establish a sovereign system of record for container logistics so enterprises can govern execution across their supply chains in real time."

At its core, Gnosis transforms fragmented container logistics data into coordinated execution across the global supply chain, establishing the operational control layer required for modern trade.

"As buyers increasingly shift to AI-driven research to discover software solutions, being recommended in the 'answer moment' must be earned with credible proof," said Godard Abel, co-founder and CEO at G2. "Our Best Software Awards are grounded in trusted data from authentic customer reviews. Congratulations to this year's winners, including Gnosis Freight."

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