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Martin Krajczy

Customer portal and others: IT platforms connect all partners along the supply chain

Services in logistics are always a joint endeavour with many participants. Without reliable and current data, this cannot work. It is therefore all the more important to create a central point that serves as a data hub for all employees and partners.

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Bastian Späth

Successful notification with outsourcing or automation

Freight forwarders provide notifications more effectively by outsourcing the work to external call centres or employing software solutions.
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Stefan Seufert

Customer portals: Full service at the push of a button

Freight forwarders can use customer portals to offer comprehensive customer service and strengthen customer relationships. Set up your customer portal today!
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Bastian Späth

Customer service with a new perspective

How freight forwarding customers can plan better. If you want, you can enable transparency: Update customers on the status of their orders!

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Stefan Seufert

Real-time information improves planning

Transfer shipping orders as early as possible! Last-minute changes included. Use REST APIs and real-time communication!
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Bastian Späth

Best service for your customers and maximum transparency

What Filofax and Excel lists have in common and why both no longer meet the requirements of the digital age.
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Stefan Seufert

Agility through software modularisation

Microservices are being used more and more frequently. But what does the technology promise to do? Does software modularisation increase agility? When are microservices a good idea?