Services

The collection journey, organised.

Seven things the platform does for an international collection, from the first request to the last event in the history.

Warehouse racks and boxes in a supply warehouse
Photo: U.S. Army, Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Collection at origin

Arrange collection through a suitable local partner or carrier, subject to route and parcel eligibility.

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A cargo pallet being loaded into an aircraft at night
Photo: U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Balik, Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Partner and carrier coordination

Bring collection requests and onward shipping into a single operational process.

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Shrink-wrapped crates on pallets in a supply depot
Photo: U.S. Army 24TPASE by Spc. Christina Westover, Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Multi-parcel and bulk requests

Group parcels under a request and import recurring shipment information from a spreadsheet.

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A logistics crew in front of a truck
Photo: U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Sarah Spadie, Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Accounts for teams

Work with shared address books, multiple users and permissions suited to each role.

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A pallet of defence equipment strapped down inside a transport aircraft
Photo: U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Amanda Jett, Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Military components logistics

Time-critical movement of defence components, spares and equipment for the Ukrainian effort: vetted partners, controlled documentation and door-to-door visibility, within applicable export controls.

Subject to applicable export controls; each request is discussed with our operations team before anything is booked.

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Photographs: U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Customs and Border Protection, public domain, shown unaltered.

Discuss this with the team

Tell us about the flows you have in mind. We reply with what is possible on those routes and how an account is set up.