Watch: Introducing Reveel IQ for Shipping and Parcel Spend Management | SupplyChainBrain

Watch: Introducing Reveel IQ for Shipping and Parcel Spend Management

SupplyChainBrain

September 10, 2026

Michael Falls, chief customer officer of Reveel, introduces the company’s AI-driven tool for shipping and parcel spend management, to debut at Parcel Forum ’26 in Orlando, Florida on September 14-16.

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