International Freight Tracking

End-to-End Control for Global Freight Movement
Air Freight
(AWB, PO-visibility)
Sea Freight
(Container, PO-visibility)
Road Freight
(PO-visibility)

Digital Optima replaces container-number dependency and manual tracking with a purchase-order–centric view of global freight – delivering predictable, proactive control across sea, air, and road shipments.

Common international freight risks include:

Reliance on container numbers or AWBs

To track shipments.

Fragmented visibility

Across carrier, vessel, and freight forwarder portals.

Manual tracking

Of purchase orders and SKUs across systems.

Poor visibility

When purchase orders are split across containers or consolidated into shared shipments.

When Freight Visibility Breaks Risk Multiplies​

For cargo owners and supply chain leaders, international freight risk escalates when tracking depends on container numbers, airway bills, and disconnected carrier systems.

When purchase orders, SKUs, and shipment status are spread across multiple portals, teams lose confidence, miss updates, and spend excessive time manually reconciling data – increasing the likelihood of late responses and downstream disruption.

Chasing a PO across multiple systems isn’t visibility, it’s operational drag

Smarter Freight Visibility
- Without Replacing Core Systems

The Digital
Optima Solution

Track what matters

Shipments are tracked by purchase order, SKU, and quantity - not container numbers.

See inside the shipment

Full visibility of each PO and SKU inside sea containers or air freight ULDs.

Unify fragmented data

Seamless visibility across carriers, vessels, and forwarders in one environment.

Stay ahead of delays

Real-time ETA updates and shipment alerts enable proactive planning.

Handle complexity with confidence

Split and consolidated purchase orders remain visible and traceable.

Visibility that drives confident execution

By shifting from container-based tracking to purchase-order–based visibility, organisations achieve measurable improvements in efficiency, planning accuracy, and operational confidence.

Simplified workflows

Purchase-order–based tracking reduces reliance on multiple carrier systems.

Improved planning accuracy

Real-time shipment status updates and alerts improve planning accuracy by up to 30%.

Reduced manual effort

Eliminating container lookups cuts manual tracking effort by up to 40%.

Greater stakeholder confidence

Transparent handling of split and consolidated shipments improves trust and decision-making.

These outcomes deliver fast ROI through reduced manual coordination, better planning accuracy, and improved global shipment control.