Transport Management

Global supply chains are becoming increasingly complex, and growing regulatory requirements (ESG, emissions reporting, Data Act compliance) and cost pressures mean that lack of standardization is becoming a key barrier to scaling transport.

For many European companies, road transport costs account for 6% to 10% of total revenue. Yet a significant portion of this spend remains under the radar. These are the hidden costs: they don’t appear in quotes or invoices, but they erode margins, affect punctuality, and reduce operational efficiency. Understanding where they arise is now a strategic priority.

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

Better load organization, faster decision-making, and more convenient order management – these are just some of the benefits of integrating Goodloading with the Trans.eu platform. From now on, users can create transport offers and orders directly within the application, streamlining the entire process. This is another step toward automation and more efficient logistics management. Discover how this integration simplifies daily operations!

The CargoON platform has always focused on efficiency and user comfort. To meet the expectations of our users, we have introduced a new feature – Grouping of similar offers, which allows contractors to see your unique loads faster on the list of offers.

Agricultural logistics pose distinct and complex challenges. The need to handle fresh produce, bulky commodities, and seasonal fluctuations while maintaining efficiency requires careful management. Shippers in this sector must navigate unpredictable market demands, optimize the handling of perishable goods, and meet sustainability targets - all while controlling costs and ensuring timely delivery.

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 an ever-changing logistics environment shippers face a constant challenge: managing transport capacity and maintaining smooth and efficient communication with their carriers.

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.

The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector is known for being a highly competitive part of the economy in which big players sell high volumes at low margins. The nature of the industry also entails a myriad of supply chain challenges, not least maintaining smooth goods transportation. This can feel like an uphill battle at the best of times, and especially so during demand spikes and capacity crunches.

Digitalisation of transport processes in shippers companies is no longer an option but a necessity. However, the path towards the adoption of these new tools must go hand in hand with a technological partner that guarantees a perfect execution of the process.  In this guide we outline the steps to follow towards achieving this.

The agro sector is one of the largest and most important for the economy. The country's food security and the availability of products in retail chains and on consumers' tables depend on the smooth operation of supply chains. Meanwhile, the entire food production and distribution sector has been undergoing a real revolution for the last two to three years.