What resolves the bulk of operations.
Sea freight
FCL and LCL on the main routes and carriers. It carries the most volume and benefits most from tracking: a sea shipment is weeks during which things can happen.
- Full container load (FCL)
- Consolidated cargo (LCL)
- Coverage on the main routes
- Tracking by leg and milestone
Air freight
Top-tier airlines, tracked at every stage. For what is urgent, high-value, or cannot take weeks in transit.
- General and urgent cargo
- Stage-by-stage tracking
- Coordination at origin and destination
Land transport
Coverage across Chile and connection with bordering countries. It is the leg where control is most often lost, which is why we watch it most closely.
- Domestic, across Chile
- International with bordering countries
- Coordination with the sea or air leg
Warehousing and distribution
What happens between the cargo reaching the country and reaching whoever ordered it. It is the leg most often left out of a quote, and the most expensive one when it was not planned for.
- Storage: secure, flexible warehousing sized to the type and volume of the cargo
- Distribution: door-to-door delivery with route planning and dispatch control
- Cross docking: cargo transferred straight between vehicles, with no time in storage
- Deconsolidation: consolidated cargo split and sorted for final distribution
Customs brokerage
Documentation, tariff classification and clearance. A classification error is not a fine: it is cargo held at the border.
- Import and export documentation
- Tariff classification
- Clearance and customs handling
Foreign trade consulting and outsourcing
For companies that would rather not build their own foreign trade department, or that already have one and want it reviewed.
- Outsourcing of the foreign trade function
- Advice on process and documentation
- Review of existing operations