Data sharing platforms in modern freight forwarding

A container waits for customs, the truck that came to collect it leaves empty, and the customer hears about the delay last. The data that could have prevented it usually exists. It just sits in a carrier portal, a terminal system, a customs application or someone's inbox.

This updated micro-learning by Loxygen shows how data silos turn small hold-ups into storage fees and missed deliveries, and how data sharing platforms and Port Community Systems connect shipping lines, terminals, customs and hauliers through one secure channel. You then see how that works in the Port of Antwerp-Bruges today: Certified Pick up for releasing inbound containers, the Inbound Release Platform for import handling, and the integration of RX/SeaPort and NxtPort into RX/NxtPort.