Supplier origin
- Supplier locations, pickup readiness and cargo information provide the starting point for the logistics plan.
- Multiple supplier origins can be assessed alongside collection and consolidation requirements.
Coordinated logistics
Door-to-door logistics from China to Europe.
Coordinate pickup at your supplier, international transport, destination-side requirements and final delivery through one point of contact.
Solution Overview
Door-to-door planning brings the shipment stages into one practical conversation, from supplier pickup through to the destination delivery requirements.
The scope is shaped around the shipment, cargo, supplier locations, destination and importer setup rather than a one-size-fits-all service list.
Connected process
How the process connects
- Confirm supplier locations, cargo details and collection requirements
- Assess consolidation, export preparation and international transport options
- Review destination-side requirements with the importer setup and cargo information
- Plan final delivery and any additional handling or storage requirements
Scope
- Use the full coordinated path where the shipment requires it.
- Select the stages that need coordination when the shipment already has arrangements in place for other parts of the journey.
Planning Considerations
International transport
- Sea, rail and air can be considered against the cargo, origin, destination and timing requirements.
- The selected mode is one part of the wider route and delivery plan.
Destination delivery
- Customs requirements and available clearance arrangements are assessed according to the destination country, cargo and importer setup.
- Final delivery, storage or fulfilment requirements can be incorporated where they are required for the shipment.
FAQ
What does door-to-door planning include?
It can include supplier pickup, international transport, destination-side requirements and final delivery planning, depending on the shipment and scope required.
Can I use only part of the coordinated process?
Yes. The planning conversation can focus on the stages that need coordination for the shipment rather than assuming every stage is required.
Start with the shipment