Build Article 4 and Cbw evidence for planning, fleet and warehouse

A planner who accepts an AI-generated schedule, a fleet manager who acts on predictive maintenance alerts and a warehouse manager whose teams work under algorithmic task allocation are all operating AI on behalf of your organization. Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires carriers, logistics service providers and warehousing companies to take measures that support the AI literacy of exactly these people. Where systems monitor employee performance or allocate tasks, Annex III point 4(b) raises the stakes further, and that makes human review of dynamic rate and capacity systems and the data position of warehouse staff part of the job, not a side note. Transport is also a sector covered by the Cyberbeveiligingswet, the Dutch NIS2 implementation, whose Article 24 obliges board members to follow training and keep their knowledge demonstrably current; LearnWize carries a dedicated Cbw pillar for that duty. The AI literacy track for transport and logistics trains planners, fleet managers, warehouse managers, operations managers and compliance officers through modules on logistics planning AI, rate and capacity systems, warehouse AI, predictive fleet maintenance and a fleet monitoring case. Every module is bilingual and every completion lands as a certificate and training record per employee. The result is a review-ready dossier that shows your people can work with these systems, and that your board meets its Cbw training duty.