Transform container logistics by freeing yourself from legacy data systems, manual document handling and poor visibility.
A global growth opportunity
It’s estimated that global trade is now worth more than $18 trillion USD per year. The majority of traded goods are transported, at some point, by ocean going vessels in steel shipping containers. The value of that containerized freight is approximately $12 trillion USD. But paper-based trade and manual document-handling slow logistics and facilitation, reducing the potential by up to 15%.
As the world continues to develop, demand for container freight transport is projected to grow significantly. If we work together to scale information digitization and exchange then we can claim that 15%, resulting in a $1.8 trillion increase this year and $5.2 trillion per year by 2050.
Get ahead of the trend with TradeLens.
TradeLens is an interconnected ecosystem of supply chain partners — cargo owners, ocean and inland carriers, freight forwarders and logistics providers, ports and terminals, customs authorities, and more.
Access a supply chain and logistics network with data coverage of over half of global container shipping volume.
TradeLens runs on a powerful permission matrix and blockchain, ensuring every party to a shipment has access only to their information and a secure audit trail of all transactions.
Connect to a global platform built on open-source technology and publicly-available APIs.
The TradeLens Marketplace accelerates supply chain innovation and value creation by offering apps and services developed by TradeLens and third parties that work seamlessly with the Platform.
Lay the foundation for ongoing improvement and innovation in your business today.
TradeLens is an interconnected ecosystem of supply chain partners — cargo owners, ocean and inland carriers, freight forwarders and logistics providers, ports and terminals, customs authorities, and more.
Access a supply chain and logistics network with data coverage of over half of global container shipping volume.
TradeLens runs on a powerful permission matrix and blockchain, ensuring every party to a shipment has access only to their information and a secure audit trail of all transactions.
Connect to a global platform built on open-source technology and publicly-available APIs.
The TradeLens Marketplace accelerates supply chain innovation and value creation by offering apps and services developed by TradeLens and third parties that work seamlessly with the Platform.
Lay the foundation for ongoing improvement and innovation in your business today.
We care about the intersection of trade and technology. On our blog, we publish inspirational, informative and insights-driven stories from within TradeLens and from across the global supply chain. And, of course, we keep everyone up-to-date with the latest updates on our platform.
The automotive supply chain has changed rapidly over the past few years and its digital transformation has only accelerated as economic pressures from outside the industry spur modernization. Platforms and joint ventures are changing production models. We talked with two of our experts about new and persistent challenges faced in the automotive vertical. We also discussed the evolution of parts procurement and streamlined inventories — the new normal of Just in Time (JIT) and digital logistics platforms which are helping meet these challenges head on.
Getting customs and other government agencies to plug into TradeLens is the biggest win and endorsement of the platform. The next step for TradeLens is bringing its eBL to the Indian market. Starting in July, the first trials of this product will begin — the first of its kind as a carrier-back, blockchain-enabled digital title document. TradeLens is working with leading Indian exporters, importers, and their banks to drive for truly paperless trade.
True digitization requires dependable and trusted data which enables a virtuous cycle where organizations use and share data to their mutual benefit. That cycle is broken when you can’t trust the data, and that lack of trust has widespread impacts in the supply chain. TradeLens recently trained our attention on four approaches to improving data that will form a much-needed foundation for industry-wide change.
Explore how TradeLens is shaping the future of global trade. Learn how TradeLens can benefit you by clicking on the information below.
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