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To all of our customers, friends, partners, and collaborators: thanks for making our 2018 great. We're excited to share more goods things to come in 2019 with you!
Over the course of the past year, we've been focusing on two main things: expanding our coverage, and making it even easier to track and manage your shipments.
Not surprisingly, our most popular blog posts from the last year focus on demystifying the complexities of tracking ocean cargo, and how we're using technology to make it easier to track and manage your shipments. Here are our top five blog posts from 2018.
It's difficult to plan for your container arrivals if one source says the vessel is estimated to arrive this week, and another source says it's estimated to arrive next week.
At the bottom of each column on your dashboard, there are a number of tools that you can use to manage your shipments. Select one container (or several), click the icon at the bottom of your screen, and take action.
Come meet us at the Port Performance North America conference December 11-12 in Newark, New Jersey. Our CEO Eric Klein will be speaking on a panel addressing the opportunities for better insight into what's happening with your shipments at the terminals, and how cloud technologies, APIs,...
Even if you're not at a computer, you can check the status of your shipments. Our mobile-friendly site makes it easy to see at a glance which containers are about to arrive at the terminal, which ones are available for pickup, and which ones have potential problems that need to be taken...
Once you’ve registered for an account, the first thing you’ll want to do is to add your containers to track. The easiest way to do this is by uploading a CSV file with your container numbers, the shipping line (if you know it), and any additional information you'd like to add as...
Companies in the logistics space are increasingly forming partnerships to extend their networks. As our CEO Eric Klein has said, true end-to-end supply chain visibility will only be achieved through partnerships because there are simply too many integrations and companies you need to work...