Every container,on one line.
Vessel, position and arrival come from the carrier and sit beside the order they carry, for every shipment in your book.
Tracking: Every container, on one line.
The voyage on the lane ships actually sail, the position with its age, and the arrival date from the carrier.
Arrival: The papers travel with it.
What customs will ask for is on the same order, so nothing is chased by email when the ship is already in port.
Stages
Where it is, in words anyone reads the same way.
A shipment moves through the same seven stages on every order, for the buyer and the factory alike.
- 01BookedSpace confirmed with the carrier; the booking sits on the order.
- 02DepartedLoaded and sailed from the origin port; the bill of lading is issued.
- 03In transitAt sea, with the latest position fix and how old it is.
- 04At transshipmentChanging vessel in a hub port on the way.
- 05ArrivedIn the destination port, waiting to be discharged and cleared.
- 06CustomsLodged for clearance; the order shows which document customs is waiting on.
- 07DeliveredOut of the port and at your warehouse; you confirm it on the order.