Customodaladmin December 29, 2020
An Easily Attainable Vision of a Digitized Supply Chain

A digitized supply chain is more efficient and provides greater visibility than a traditional supply chain. It helps to prevent errors and save money. In other words, it boosts your bottom line.

 

Along the supply chain, logistics connect each step. How will the raw materials get to the supplier, then to the manufacturer, who sends the product to a distributor, who distributes it to a retailer, who then gets it into the consumer’s hands? Logistics covers these details!

 

Digitize Logistics in Your Supply Chain

 

By digitizing supply chain logistics, a company gets tracking details and other insights not as freely available with a traditional supply chain.

 

Take the first step towards a digitized supply chain by partnering with Customodal and gaining access to the TForce Worldwide online portal. The portal allows users to view shipping history, tracking information, and details on new shipments.

 

Other Ways to Digitize the Supply Chain

 

Another aspect of the supply chain you may want to consider digitizing is managing your inventory with a cloud-based program. These types of programs are accessible on any internet-connected device and share data in real-time. Sometimes the online shop options and reporting of the company website are robust enough to provide the data that your team needs. Otherwise, identify a solution that allows for integrations with other programs used in your supply chain.

 

Depending on your industry, you may also want to consider sharing data with your vendors. Opening this line of data communication can help them estimate your next order and provide your company with greater visibility into delivery and lead times.

 

Modernize Your Company’s Supply Chain with Customodal

 

Modern B2C and B2B customers expect a lot more today than they did ten or even five years ago. Satisfy their expectations for transparency into their deliveries by working with Customodal. Click here to contact us or call 800-445-6577 to start digitizing your supply chain.