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Dynamic cargo routing
Container QRs serve customs docs in the language of the country they are scanned in. Diverted to a new terminal mid-voyage? Update once — the sticker stays.
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Advanced examples need their own setup. Check optional routing, integrations and team features in your account before planning a rollout.
How it works
Mid-voyage rerouting updates the customs documents at the QR layer — the container itself doesn't need a new label. Country routing serves the Dutch pack in Rotterdam and the Greek one in Piraeus. Each scan webhooks the time and the country it came from, so a battery-dead GPS tracker still leaves a country-level trail behind it.
What you get
- Inspectors read the customs pack in their own language, on the spot.
- Cuts demurrage risk when a force-majeure reroute changes the terminal.
- A country-level trail of where the box was scanned, for when GPS dies inside steel.
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