Forwarding software

The web-based add-on tool for more than tracking & tracing. The central source of information for all parties involved offers direct order entry for shippers/customers via the Internet. Automatic status messages inform the participants by e-mail. E-mail templates and status messages can be defined and customized yourself.

The Cargo Trace platform continues to exchange data and documents. For security, the data from the ADM is compared.

The interface enables easy exchange of order data with customers, service providers and/or other locations. Supplied data is imported to generate new or supplement existing orders. Manual recording, work effort and error potential of order processing are thus minimized. It does not matter which system the communication partner uses, since an automatic data conversion takes place. Plausibility checks ensure that no incomplete or incorrect information is provided at the time of data receipt.

Easily create your own statistics and statistical groups, including by using a simplified database query. This is done by consolidating and suming up order, invoice or cost data. In addition to saving custom filters, there is also the possibility to export Excel for further processing.

Whether posting of incoming and outgoing invoices or dunning run including dunning documents, the OP Administration supports the administration of open FIBu items. Different filters display the desired overviews. Statistics of open entries, invoice display as well as overview of due dates and invoice data are further functions. Account statements can be displayed as a list or per customer. In addition, the FiBu data can be exported to MS Excel.

The extension is used for the monitoring and control of addresses (sanctionlist check). The contact data is examined for the first time when it is registered. Each additional use, such as order entry or update, checks the contact again. Hits are displayed to the user unequivocally.

Record enquiries and shipment details in the Offer Tool. The calculation is done by displaying the benefit per line or total. Created quote data can be transfered to orders and invoicing. Custom templates can be built and used in MS Word

Central tool for analysis, reporting and controlling. Detailed analyses of forwarding books and transport flows can be compiled up to the shipment level. The focus is on resolution of complexity through interactivity and dynamic, graphical representation of all data. Detailed and management views are available at the same time and ad-hoc analyses are possible at any time.

With the CRM extension potentials/risks can be identified and customer evaluations can be carried out according to individual criteria. It is used for central address/contact management and the evaluability of sales activities. Quick overview of offers, shipments, potentials and an automatic resubmission system are among the strengths.

The communication tool for direct transfer of AWB data to airlines. Electronic data transmission (eAWB) of airlines connected to CHAMP/Traxon is already possible. Status messages can be displayed directly in the ADM. Reservation/booking, flight plan query as well as statistics/evaluation are also part of the functional scope.

The extension transmits VGM data from within the system via e-mail or EDI message. Existing data is automatically transferred. In addition, the dispatch of single or more container data at the same time as well as the time-shifted VGM transfer of several containers of one position is possible. A detailed shipment overview is provided, indicating the time of which the VGM Transmission.

Business Integration & Tracking (BIT) is the information platform for the current container data/status for all terminals of the Bremish ports and Hamburg. By transmitting the container/customs number, the current status of the container can be checked and times can be better planned and coordinated.

The interface will provide the port systems with (PCS) of the Bremish ports and Hamburg. Internationally, there are connections to the Dutch ports of Rotterdam and Amsterdam, as well as the Belgian ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge.