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110+
Countries Served
8,000
Ports Pairs Served
12,500
Tons of Air Cargo Moved
500,000
Containers Moved
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How it Works
Stage 1:
Discover
  • Spot and Contract Rates for Logistics
  • Service details, Trade Compliance/ Regulatory Requirements
  • Knowledge and Insights on Trade, Logistics, Finance, Supply Chains
Stage 2:
Plan & Book
  • Route, Service Schedules, Inventory, and Cashflow planning
  • Book with upfront visibility of service terms and inclusions
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Stage 3:
Execute
  • Ocean and Air Cargo Tracking
  • Documentation and Filings, Handled
  • Multi-modal: Smooth coordination and handovers between various service providers and stakeholders
Stage 4:
Finance
  • Deferred payment on Logistics with PayLater
  • Trade Finance for your Cargo with Export Factoring
Industries Served
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Industry Trends

2022: Year in Review
Since mid-2021, issues with semiconductor chip availability have limited the production of a variety of electronic and automobile items.
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30 December 2022
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Industry Basics

Bullwhip Effect
The firms closest to the consumer will increase inventory in response to rising demand. The front end of the supply chain will reduce inventory when demand declines, compounding the extra inventory on each company further up the supply chain.
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30 December 2022
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Industry Trends

Switch Bill of Lading
BL must be revised to reflect modifications to the destination ports and the descriptions of the cargo, or in which shippers may wish to omit the supplier's name from the bill.
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30 December 2022
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