Co-loading optimises goods distribution from several cooperating shipping agents

Each supplier must transport their goods to a number of customers throughout the region. Their own goods volume however enables only limited efficiency for goods distribution. Either transport costs are too high or the service level is too low.

• e-integration combines the goods distribution of several suppliers from the same region to one common set of logistics.
• As a neutral service partner e-integration is obliged to all those involved in equal measure.
• Areas for optimisation grow through larger distribution volumes.

• e-integration combines the goods distribution of several suppliers from the same region to a common set of logistics.
• As a neutral service partner, e-integration is obliged to all those involved in equal measure.
• Areas for optimisation grow through larger distribution volumes.

• You transfer your delivery plans electronically to e-integration, and also to your cooperation partners
• e-integration combines the delivery volumes and plans forwarding agents
• Invoicing with forwarders puts e-integration into practice transparently for all cooperation partners involved
• Cost-sharing is also calculated and invoiced by e-integration