DB Schenker Logistics now offers more options for tracking consignments with the new Advanced Air & Ocean Tracking service.

Customers can use the quick search feature, use special filters and references to customize information, and receive automatic notifications from the system.

Customers that use the DB SCHENKERsmartbox service can track ocean freight containers with their consignments on a map in real time, 24-hours a day, using GPS (Global Positioning System). They can also retrieve a variety of sensor parameters such as the temperature, humidity, G-force, inclination and light.

The new eNotification feature lets customers set up and save notifications in the DB Schenker system for specific trade lanes and ports or airports. Customers automatically receive the preset information by e-mail when the consignment reaches certain milestones or if the consignment’s parameters change.

“When we spoke with customers, many expressed a desire to optimize the information provided and to enable consignments to be tracked more easily,” said Diederick de Vroet, Head of Global Ocean Freight at DB Schenker Logistics. “We were happy to address this concern. Our system now offers a variety of new options and is already put to good use by many major customers. The system is available to all customers.”

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