The problem isn’t visibility. It's knowing what to do when everything keeps changing.
Routing & Container Utilization
Routing today isn’t just picking a carrier or lane. It’s a constantly shifting set of tradeoffs across cost, time, service levels, and container utilization under uncertainty. Small changes in demand, timing, or capacity can ripple through an entire network, turning “optimized” plans into costly exceptions.
Disruption Decision Orchestration
Delays, blank sailings, transshipment bottlenecks, rollovers, labor issues, weather, and last-minute changes aren’t edge cases, they’re the operating environment. The challenge isn’t reacting faster. It’s re-evaluating decisions as conditions change, without starting from scratch, so every disruption doesn’t become a fire drill.
Data Integrity & Reliability
Good decisions depend on reliable data. Ensuring ASN completeness, timeliness, EDI consistency, and tolerance alignment reduces downstream surprises and rework. By identifying incorrect data as upstream as possible, teams accelerate information flow and execute with confidence, before shipments are in motion.
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Routing: From planning to Decision-Making
Supply chain disruptions are making routing more and more complex.
Routing is the point where demand, capacity, timing, service levels, and utilization all collide. More and more, it is a continuous evaluation of tradeoffs, made under changing conditions and incomplete information.
supporting better decisions as conditions change
Demand shifts, capacity tightens, ship dates move, and utilization opportunities appear late. People need better systems to help them reason through complexity.
EDI Errors: catching data issues before things break
Small Data Issues, Large Downstream Consequences
EDI errors are common and expected: formatting mismatches, vendor noncompliance, missing fields, and incorrect data. On their own, these issues often seem minor. The real problem is that most EDI errors remain invisible until they disrupt execution and create downstream cost.
ASN: From Compliance to Execution Confidence
Catching Issues Before They Surface Too Late
When ASN issues aren’t detected early, they show up at receipt, reconciliation, or settlement — after freight is already in motion. At that point, fixes are expensive and disruptive.Better ASN practices focus on early validation and confidence before execution, reducing downstream surprises and ensuring plans carry through as intended.
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