Supply Chain Visibility

As disruptions in global logistics become the new norm, traditional transport management models are no longer sufficient. Fragmented data, delayed information flows, and a lack of full operational visibility extend reaction times and drive up costs. Transport management platforms are emerging as a response to these challenges, integrating data from multiple sources and enabling supply-chain participants to operate faster, more coherently, and in a more predictable manner.

While the industry has made strides, many operations still rely on "old school" methods like Excel spreadsheets and phone calls to secure capacity. But with driver shortages and scarce capacity becoming the new norm, the "next big leap" is already here: a fully connected, AI-powered supply chain.

The road transport sector has long struggled with fragmentation, inefficiencies, and lack of transparency between shippers and carriers. For shippers, this means uncertainty, higher transaction costs, and limited visibility across supply chains. Enter CargoON- with its end-to-end platform that manages freights, rates, documentation, while enabling real-time tracking and communication with carriers.

Transport optimisation, reacting to delays, arriving on time is one issue, but visibility can not only improve your business performance, but also protect the business itself. How much easier would it be to avoid theft and fraud if you knew about it taking place in real-time?

Just-in-Time is a delivery strategy allowing for significant cost cutting and increased efficiency. Not an easy task to handle, it is becoming more and more feasible to achieve due to the expansion of real-time tracking solutions and more precise arrival time estimates.

In logistics, connections make all the difference – and we don’t just mean the route between point A and B. Connectivity means much more. It's the ability to seamlessly connect systems, partners, and processes – a capability that brings real competitive advantage. At a time when transport capacity is shrinking rapidly and customer expectations are rising, lack of integration means lost time, money, and growth potential.

CargoON is an end-to-end carrier connectivity platform built specifically for shippers. It enables companies to optimize freight allocation, enhance supply chain visibility, and automate transport execution—all from a single, integrated system

The Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 report from the World Economic Forum highlights the increasing complexity of cyberspace and its impact on supply chain management. We analyze these challenges and the compliance with regulations such as the NIS2 directive, the use of the ISO 27001 standard, and the importance of working in digital environments that ensure the security of highly sensitive data handled by supply chains. At CargoON, we contribute with our new Visibility Monitoring functionality, which enables real-time shipment tracking, facilitating early anomaly detection and minimizing risks in logistics operations and transportation.

Is collaboration both the key solution and the biggest challenge in building a more sustainable supply chain? At CargoON, we are conducting a study in partnership with UPF Barcelona School of Management, exploring how collaboration can drive greater efficiency and competitiveness in supply chains while overcoming structural barriers.

In today’s fast-paced logistics landscape, staying ahead requires precision, agility, and proactive problem-solving. Visibility Monitoring on the CargoON platform empowers shippers with real-time shipment tracking, automated status updates, and proactive exception management, ensuring seamless operations and improved decision-making.

In the dynamic and competitive landscape of the European market in 2025, logistics managers face mounting pressure to adopt strategies that enhance efficiency and drive cost savings.

In a recent interview with FAQ Logistique's Frédéric Legras, CargoON’s CEO, Antoine Bertrandy, shared his forward-looking perspective on transforming European logistics through digital visibility and proactive collaboration.

In today’s steel industry, companies face unprecedented challenges in logistics and supply chain management. As global supply chains continue to be disrupted by economic volatility, leaders in the metal and steel sector are increasingly looking to digital transformation to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and maintain competitiveness. For companies still relying on outdated manual processes, there has never been a more critical time to invest in innovative digital solutions that streamline logistics operations and turn challenges into opportunities.