We store and ship goods.
Receive stock, record its shelf location, prepare customer orders and bill for storage. Explore warehouse management →
Manage warehouse stock, organize truck deliveries, arrange air and ocean freight, or run parcel operations. Start with the work your team does today.
You do not need to know the software names first. Start with your daily responsibility.
Receive stock, record its shelf location, prepare customer orders and bill for storage. Explore warehouse management →
Create a transport job, assign a driver or carrier, follow pickup and delivery, and collect delivery evidence. Explore road transport →
Prepare quotes, organize bookings, keep shipping documents together and invoice each job. Explore freight operations →
Register the sender and recipient, calculate charges using your rates, and record delivery results. Explore parcel operations →
WMS, Inland TMS and SCM can run independently or connect around shared work. Choose the supporting tools that fit your operation.
With SCM, compare transport costs, set your selling price and see the difference before quoting. Explore rate management →
Connect to WMS or SCM so customers can review their permitted stock, orders, shipments and invoices. Explore the customer portal →
Check freight details and maintain filing records with your broker. Direct submission to U.S. Customs is not currently connected. See the customs workflow →
Preview recorded shipment updates with SCM and the customer portal. This is not live vehicle GPS tracking. Explore the preview →
A combined WMS + Inland TMS + SCM workflow can connect goods arriving by air or sea, warehouse handling and the final truck delivery. Courier uses its own operating workflow.
Courier supports parcel intake, charges and delivery records. The counter team registers the package; the driver records the delivery result. Choose the services and rates your business offers.
A zone×weight price and a receipt, in one screen.
Bags and a manifest for the next leg are Stage 2.
Photo, signature, cash on delivery, a reason for every miss.
Four stages, a delivery photo, Korean or English.
WMS means warehouse management system. Register your warehouses, lay out shelves and work areas, and follow goods from arrival to dispatch. See each site separately or review the network from one account.
Book an arrival time, count the goods received, record shortages or damage, and confirm the shelf where the goods are stored.
Reserve available stock, prioritize older or earlier-expiring lots, then confirm what was picked, packed and shipped. Carrier booking is a separate connection.
Eligible warehouse activities are priced against each client’s rate card. Review storage and handling charges, then create the monthly invoice.
A warehouse drawing becomes useful when it connects to real storage locations. CBMGO links the layout, location labels and inventory records.
Add a warehouse with its address, region and time zone. Open a site to review its stock and work queues.
Drag racks into place, resize or rotate them, and define the storage positions within each rack.
Search by item, barcode, batch or location. Open a matching location to inspect its recorded stock.
Generate QR location labels for printing. Staff confirm the goods and the location during warehouse work.
This example shows international shipments moving through seven stages. Your team can see which jobs are awaiting pickup, in transit or ready for delivery.
Start with overdue tasks, missing paperwork and unpaid invoices, so the next action is clear.
Review users, warehouses, selected systems, setup and any external connections in a written proposal.
Choose a freight job, a warehouse order or a parcel delivery. We will show the records, the daily steps and the result your team needs.