Every shipment document in one place, in your own folders
A new Documents page files every invoice, B/L, phyto and QC report in folders you choose, searches them all, and zips a month for your accountant.
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A new Documents page files every invoice, B/L, phyto and QC report in folders you choose, searches them all, and zips a month for your accountant.
Read more →Every ocean container now counts down its demurrage and detention free time, with an At risk tab and a warning two days before the last free day.
Read more →Invoices now itemise what you were billed for: one row per consignment, named by its container number or Air Waybill, dated and priced.
Read more →Four weeks of accuracy work on document extraction — classification, Spanish spreadsheet headers, box-count reconciliation and air waybill validation.
Read more →Ocean shipments now carry a CO₂ figure alongside the ETA, estimated from tracked port distances and cargo weight using distance-banded emission factors.
Read more →An Excel button above the shipments table exports exactly what you are looking at — your own columns, in your own order, with your filters applied.
Read more →A public, searchable list of every shipping line and airline Trackberry can follow — over two hundred of each — refreshed from our providers every night.
Read more →Tracking only ever needed the B/L, container or AWB number. If you know it, you can now register a shipment for tracking without the document.
Read more →Customers now see the same tracking card your team does, plus opt-in toggles for documents, packing detail and quality results. Prices are never shared.
Read more →Two documents describe the same goods independently, so Trackberry now compares them — produce names and quantities — and flags disagreement for a person.
Read more →PPECB, SGS and Bureau Veritas reports are now read automatically — scores, per-pallet results and photos, reconciled onto your packing table.
Read more →"Updated 3 hours ago" used to mean we polled 3 hours ago. It now reports what the carrier said, and hovering it breaks down every clock in the chain.
Read more →The map now shows where the vessel has actually been confirmed, not where the route says it should be. Estimated positions are left off entirely.
Read more →A daily sweep that finds shipments which have quietly stalled — tracking gone dark, an ETA long past, a container still sitting at the terminal.
Read more →Shipment emails are now a notification centre in the app, with email as an opt-in extra you control per category.
Read more →Forwarder notifications with no container number used to create ghost shipments. They are now held and matched instead of piling up in your list.
Read more →A status between Arrived at port and available for sale, so your team can tell what has landed at the warehouse from what is still at the terminal.
Read more →Only the core filters show by default. Turn on the ones your workflow needs — and hide the ones it does not — on the dashboard and stock overview.
Read more →Pre-register a container the moment you have booking confirmation. No packing list required — see the ETA on your dashboard while the documents catch up.
Read more →Column choices reach the dashboard, packing details and stock overview too — drag-to-reorder, org-wide defaults, and a badge when a new column appears.
Read more →We have moved from trackberry.ag to trackberry.com. Old links redirect automatically and your inbound email addresses keep working unchanged.
Read more →Pick exactly which columns the shipments table shows. Preferences are saved per user, so everyone on your team can set up their own view.
Read more →Frozen and organic produce icons, GlobalGAP numbers read from packing lists, free-text notes on any shipment, and a destination filter you can drill into.
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