Third-Party Logistics software, built as one system

01

The round is a real thing: a trip with ordered stops, a driver and a van picked from your own fleet, a signature at each door and a printed route sheet the driver takes out with him.

02

Cash collected at the door is counted at the counter and matched to the deposit on the bank statement. A shortage shows the same evening, not in a month-end report.

03

Every container carries two clocks — demurrage at the terminal, detention off it — with the free days, the daily rate and the last free day in front of you before the carrier's invoice arrives.

04

What is recoverable from the customer is kept apart from what you are carrying yourself, so the storage invoice and the demurrage recharge leave together.

05

Your customer asks where their goods are and gets a timeline instead of a phone call: eleven standard milestones with what was promised, what is expected now and what actually happened.

06

Stock you are holding for somebody else, handling in and out, pick and pack, and the storage that is billed for it — all on the same ledger as the delivery that took it away.