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Counting Down to the Launch of Logixboard Bookings
Caitlin Koch
Solutions Engineer at Logixboard
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Working in shipping and logistics for the past decade, I’ve seen a lot of change in the industry over the years. From my time as a consultant at OrangeLime Consulting to becoming a solutions engineer at Logixboard, tech on the market for freight forwarders has advanced exponentially. As we get closer to launching our Bookings feature, I’m really excited to be a part of this next push to move our industry forward.
This upcoming feature has tremendous value for both forwarders and shippers. By providing a single platform to coordinate and finalize bookings, we’re making it much easier to find the best option for the shipper while eliminating the back-and-forth.
You can learn more about what this new feature means for you in our latest webinar: Logixboard U: Introducing Bookings
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