Challenge
Denmark-based Freight Forwarder wanted to develop WMS software for freight operations by enabling real-time inventory capture directly at warehouse yards & ports. The goal was to eliminate dependency on desktops, unify air and ocean freight processes, improve cargo visibility, ensure accurate discrepancy reporting, and support multilingual adoption for global teams.
Denmark-based Freight Forwarder wanted to develop WMS software for freight operations by enabling real-time inventory capture directly at warehouse yards & ports. The goal was to eliminate dependency on desktops, unify air and ocean freight processes, improve cargo visibility, ensure accurate discrepancy reporting, and support multilingual adoption for global teams.
Solution
Operational environments restricted the use of large systems, forcing manual data entry and delayed updates. This led to data inconsistencies, limited real-time visibility into cargo movement, and poor traceability of shortages or missing items. Fragmented workflows between air and ocean freight further impacted coordination and operational efficiency.
Operational environments restricted the use of large systems, forcing manual data entry and delayed updates. This led to data inconsistencies, limited real-time visibility into cargo movement, and poor traceability of shortages or missing items. Fragmented workflows between air and ocean freight further impacted coordination and operational efficiency.
Results
WMS system enabled faster on-ground operations with real-time data capture during cargo operations. Accurate inventory reduced rework and follow-ups, while standardized workflows improved coordination across freight types. Early detection of cargo discrepancies improved issue resolution, and multilingual support ensured scalability for future global expansion.
WMS system enabled faster on-ground operations with real-time data capture during cargo operations. Accurate inventory reduced rework and follow-ups, while standardized workflows improved coordination across freight types. Early detection of cargo discrepancies improved issue resolution, and multilingual support ensured scalability for future global expansion.
