Effectively overseeing the logistics of the supply chain is crucial for businesses engaged in global trade. However, the complex and time-consuming task of planning and booking multimodal container shipments can be overwhelming.
In this article, you will delve into the ways in which BuyCo streamlines the planning and booking process of multimodal container shipments.
End-to-End Shipment Planning Made Easy
With BuyCo, it’s now easy to create a shipment door to door, from an inland rail ramp terminal, to their arrival at the ocean port of loading and port of discharge.
With a wide range of multimodal features and access to a vast network of carriers, BuyCo ensures that shippers have the flexibility to choose the most suitable transport options for their specific needs, with a combination of various multimodal legs.
Using a centralized platform helps shippers to save time and effort from tedious operations: they can create a shipment plan and send the corresponding booking request including the selected transport modes, in just a few simple clicks.
Improving the coordination from different modes of transport or searching for the most efficient routes
Today, our platform makes it easy to select the transport modes that suit the operational requirements, ensuring a smooth and efficient journey for your container importations and exportations.
Ultimately, BuyCo providing a user-centric platform that simplifies the complexities of international logistics and transforms the approach of shipping when it comes to planning and booking multimodal container shipments.
Conclusion
By centralizing every step of the planning and booking process, BuyCo removes the friction from managing multimodal container shipments. Shippers gain the flexibility to select the best transport combinations, the visibility to stay in control, and the efficiency to save valuable time. With BuyCo, complex international logistics become simple, streamlined, and designed for smooth execution, empowering teams to focus less on manual tasks and more on keeping global trade moving.
