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cargo.one launches AI-powered Quoting and
Workflow Automation tools for forwarders
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argo.one has rolled out
its latest product release,
introducing a suite of
enhancements focussed on
AI automation and smart
workflows. The new features
are designed to streamline the
end-to-end quoting process
for freight forwarders—from
initial customer inquiries to
昀椀nal bookings.
cargo.one’s new update
embeds three key features: AIPowered Automation – Extracts
shipment details from incoming
emails and retrieves relevant
rates from an AI-native database,
accelerating the initial quote
creation process. Uni昀椀ed Rate
Management – Consolidates
all rate types—live, static,
console, and gateway—into a
single platform for complete
door-to-door pricing. Integrated
Work昀氀ow Management – Enables
forwarders to handle all opportunities and quotations from a
centralised queue, streamlining
collaboration and execution.
The platform also allows
users to manually request rates
from airline sales teams directly
within the interface, eliminating the need to switch between
systems, while maintaining full
control over team-wide rate
access. By syncing quotes directly
to their Transport Management
System (TMS), freight forwarders can now manage hundreds
of quote requests daily without
toggling between tools.
CEVA unveils new TIR
centre in China
Logistics has inaugurated
CtionalEVAits newRoad
4,300 sq mt InternaTransport (TIR) centre
in Alashankou, China. The new
facility is set within the CrossBorder E-commerce Industrial
Park of Alashankou’s Comprehensive Bonded Zone. The centre is
CEVA’s first TIR hub to consolidate
inbound and outbound TIR road
freight. CEVA will use the facility
for LTL consolidation, allowing
multiple shippers to share
truck space and reduce costs.
Compared to conventional road
transport, the TIR model paired
with the new centre reduces
transit time by nearly 30% and
cuts costs by 15% on average.
The centre will anchor a secure,
fast and steady TIR network
linking approximately 30 cities
across 15 countries in Central
Asia, the Caucasus and Europe.
