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Live tracking portal

Live freight tracking

WATCH ITCROSS EVERYBORDER

Air, ocean and road freight on one map. One tracking number from pickup to the door, and the same team answering the phone at every stop along the way.

SHA → LAXOceanIn transitETA 11 SepDXB → FRAAirCustoms holdETA 06 SepROT → DLAOceanDepartedETA 24 SepSIN → SYDAirOut for deliveryETA TodayNGB → NYCOceanAt berthETA 18 Sep
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YOU SHOULD NEVER HAVE TO ASKWHERE IT IS.

No chasing three vendors for one answer. No delays buried in a handoff. One team, accountable from origin to delivery.

How we work

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An alley of stacked shipping containers in a terminal yard at dusk, one of them orange

In the yard

Row 12, tier 4

Every box looks the same. Yours is the one we can find.

We hold the vessel, the berth and the time of the last scan against your container number. One page, and you did not have to ring round to assemble it.

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From your dock to theirs

Four steps, one team, and a status you can read without calling anyone.

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Book in minutes

Send the packing list and the delivery address. We price the lane, name the sailing or the flight, and confirm in writing.

Rates are quoted all in. Origin charges, freight, duty estimate and last mile, on one page.

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Clear before it lands

Our licensed brokers file while the cargo is still in the air or on the water, so the container is not sitting on a wharf earning storage.

Classification, permits, quarantine and duty are handled by the same people who booked the freight.

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Watch every scan

Gate in, loaded, departed, berthed, cleared, delivered. Each event pushes to your dashboard the moment the carrier reports it.

Share a read-only link with your customer and they stop calling you for updates.

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Land it on the dock

Linehaul, cross-dock or direct to store. We book the truck, hold the delivery window and send the proof of delivery.

If a window slips, you hear it from us before the receiver notices.

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One shipment, four legs

Tractor unit and skeletal chassis carrying a 40ft container, side view
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Gate out

Douala, shipper warehouse

Driver scans the seal on collection. That scan is the first event on your timeline.

A 40ft container hanging from a spreader bar on lifting cables
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Loaded

Berth 4, container terminal

Customs is filed before the box is lifted, so nothing waits on paperwork at the crane.

Container ship in side view, containers stacked five rows deep on deck
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In transit

Atlantic, day 11 of 18

Vessel position and every port call push through as the carrier reports them.

The same tractor and chassis parked at the receiver dock, doors to the rear
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Signed for

Receiver dock, booked window

Proof of delivery lands in the same timeline that started at the shipper gate.

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At the terminal

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Reach stacker approaching the stack with an empty spreader

Cleared before the box is lifted

Approaching

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Logistics that works as hard as you do

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    One point of contact

    The person who quotes your lane is the person who clears it and the person who calls you when a vessel is rolled.

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    Tracking your customer can read

    A shareable link with plain language status, not a carrier reference and a guess.

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    Compliance filed in house

    Licensed brokers on staff, so classification questions get answered the same day.

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    Pricing on one page

    Every charge quoted up front. No line items appear on the invoice that were not in the quote.

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    Problems surfaced early

    When a sailing blanks or a container is held, you get the call and the options together.

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Trusted with freight that cannot be late

We used to run a spreadsheet of container numbers and phone three forwarders every Monday. Now the whole book is on one screen and the exceptions are flagged before we open it.
Supply chain leadApparel importer, 400 containers a year
First time we shipped capital equipment we had no idea what was required. They walked us through classification, permits and the lift plan, and the first delivery landed on the day they promised.
Project managerInfrastructure contractor
The difference is the phone. Someone picks up, and they already know which shipment I am calling about.
Operations directorFood and beverage distributor
Fashion and footwear/Retail/Technology and electronics/Medical and healthcare/Automotive and industrial/Energy and renewables/Mining and resources/Building and construction/Food and beverage/Agriculture and commodities/
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Questions worth asking

Straight answers, so you can decide without a discovery call.

  • Events push the moment a carrier or terminal reports them. Ocean milestones update on port call, air on each uplift and arrival scan, road on driver scan. Nothing is a nightly batch.

READY TO SEE WHERE IT IS?

Tell us what you move and where it goes. We will price the lane and show you what tracking looks like on a real shipment.