Freight Forwarding software, built as one system

01

Answer the enquiry three ways at once — LCL now, FCL if they can wait, air if they cannot — each priced on its own chargeable weight, with the rule shown beside the number so the customer who queries it gets an answer.

02

One click turns the accepted option into a job file with its estimated charges already on it. Nothing is typed twice between the quotation, the bill of lading, the customs declaration and the invoice.

03

Consolidation modelled properly: a master job with house jobs under it, each with its own customer, its own house bill and its own profit and loss, and a manifest that prints itself.

04

Duty and import tax are the importer's money passing through your bank account: paid on a bill, recovered at cost, and kept out of revenue and margin — so a six per cent job reads as six per cent.

05

Estimate and actual on the same charge line, so “did that job make what we said it would” has an answer by job, by customer, by lane and by charge code — and the work in progress is accrued to the ledger when the file closes.

06

The overseas agent is on both sides of your book. One period statement nets what they owe you against what you owe them, matches their figures to yours job by job, and holds every difference for somebody to explain.