Swiftly Trade · shipments
Container load planning and shipment status in one system
Swiftly Trade is a shipment operating system. It keeps booking status in one place and is being built so a team can plan how cartons fill a container — cubic metres, weight, and the documents that belong with that booking — instead of keeping the plan in a spreadsheet.
What you can see now
The dashboard is the core of the system: whether the gateway is up, whether the optimizer is up, and a table of shipments with an id, a booking number, a status, and the time it last changed.
That is the operating picture. A planner should not have to ask three people whether a booking is still moving.
What CBM planning means here
CBM is the cubic space a shipment occupies. The planner Swiftly Trade is being built toward places cartons into that space on purpose: a safety buffer on the sides, only the rotations a carton is allowed to make, tallest-first placement, a limit on how high a product may be stacked, and a check that the weight does not sit too far from the center of the container.
Today the planner totals cartons and weight. Those placement rules are the next build. They are not a finished packing engine, and this page does not pretend they are.
Documents and a separate seller practice
The same system is the foundation for one-click documents that belong with the shipment. Amazon seller inventory, orders, and Selling Partner API work are a different practice, on their own pages. A container plan and a marketplace order desk are not the same product.
Questions
- What is a CBM optimizer?
- Software that plans how cartons occupy the cubic space and weight of a shipment. Swiftly Trade is that planner, with placement rules still being built and carton and weight totals available now.
- Does Swiftly Trade show shipment status?
- Yes. The dashboard lists shipment id, booking number, status, and when it last changed.
- Is this Amazon seller software?
- No. Seller inventory, orders, and reporting live on the seller pages. Swiftly Trade is the shipment system.
- Who is building it?
- ZigCode Labs. A note about a shipment operation starts on the contact page.
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A public website, an incident commander, a listener, or a shipment system. Company software and Amazon seller systems stay on their own pages.