The Insider's Guide to Next-Generation BPM
01/15/2011
myFreightWorld Technologies Inc. announced the national launch of Clear Visibility, a new addition to the Company's Cloud Computing Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), which provides back office transportation logistics and load management tools.
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The Clear Visibility service module provides a comprehensive set of online tools that enables third-party logistics managers and motor carrier customers to seamlessly customize and manage their back office freight load operations.
This turnkey application enables existing and new MYFT customers to manage their entire shipment cycle themselves even when they use their own shippers or carriers. Customers can perform contract management, status updates, exception queuing, dispute resolution, and audit and pay functions in a secure, real-time information exchange environment. Access to information and reports can be made available to interested parties as specified on a completely user-controlled basis. The solution helps build brand equity for MYFT customers by enabling their end users to access dynamic data queries, private label content, and custom-made forms.
Chief Operating Officer of myFreightWorld Mark Hebden, stated, "We have used these tools with a select group of customers for some time now, and their continuous positive feedback has encouraged us to roll-out Clear Visibility to all our customers. By focusing on all information exchanges in the shipment cycle under virtually any provider configuration, Clear Visibility helps customers and their shippers achieve greater market transparency. At the same time, our customers can better control costs and accelerate their time to market, enabling them to take on more business."
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