Unify carrier and freight forwarder tracking into one real-time view — with trusted data models, consistent ETA logic, and proactive risk flagging across ocean, air, road, rail, and parcel.
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MSC, Long Beach, C-04, WMS-04 — different sources, one shipment record. Normalized events, consistent milestone schema.
Confidence trained per carrier, per lane, per service level.
Predicted exceptions hours before milestone slips.
Direct or forwarded. EDI or portal. Your team knows what's tracked.
What changes when carrier and forwarder data agree.
Twelve carrier sites, twelve logins, twelve different schemas. The planner builds a spreadsheet to compare them — and the spreadsheet is always slightly wrong.
Each carrier's ETA is calculated differently. Some are pessimistic, some are optimistic, none come with a confidence band. The team plans defensively or not at all.
A missed cutoff, a customs hold, a weather diversion — caught when the truck doesn't arrive. By then it's a phone call and an expedite.
3PL and freight forwarder events come late, in different formats, and don't reconcile against direct carrier data. The planner treats them as estimates, not facts.
Every carrier event normalized into one shipment record. The planner reads one screen.
Each ETA carries a confidence band trained on the carrier's actual track record. The team plans against numbers that have been verified.
Predicted exceptions surface before milestones slip, with the impacted PO, customer, and revenue attached. CS gets a heads-up, not a complaint.
Normalized into the same shipment record, with visibility footprint visible. The team knows what's direct and what's forwarded — and trusts both equally.
30 minutes. We show one shipment record across carriers and modes, how ETA confidence drives planning decisions, and how risk surfaces before customer service does.