allnex extends with Shippeo to enhance Global Supply Chain Visibility and Efficiency

Shippeo, a leading provider of real-time transportation visibility solutions, today announced an extension of its partnership with allnex, a global leader in industrial coating resins and additives, to enhance the visibility and efficiency of its global supply chain. Shippeo will continue to provide allnex with superior visibility and predictive insights, focusing on ocean transport for outbound containers from production plants to customers worldwide.
Driving Transparency and Efficiency Across the allnex Global Supply Chain
allnex leverages Shippeo’s global network to gain complete visibility into all ocean containers transporting its goods, with a strong focus on shipments across Asia. This includes real-time tracking of over 40 unique ocean carriers, as well as terminals, ports, and vessels. Aiming to meet the needs of its industry customers, who require strict inbound delivery schedules to support production, allnex uses Shippeo’s public link feature to provide real-time delivery updates. By integrating data from various sources such as ocean carriers, satellite providers, and Shippeo’s proprietary data models, the platform creates a unified view of all shipments, enabling allnex to take a more proactive approach to supply chain management.
Seamless Integration and Actionable Insights
Shippeo’s solution integrates seamlessly with allnex’s SAP system, now containing important data from Shippeo, including ETAs and public link URLs. This integration ensures that allnex teams can act quickly on the insights gained from Shippeo’s platform, optimizing operations and enhancing decision-making.
By partnering with Shippeo, allnex expects to see significant benefits, particularly in enhancing the customer experience. With real-time visibility and predictive arrival estimates, allnex can provide its customers with greater transparency, reliable delivery schedules, and proactive updates, improving overall satisfaction and trust. Additionally, allnex will be able to share tracking data of its containers directly with customers via Shippeo’s public link, giving them real-time updates on their shipments. The platform also allows allnex to identify containers that are delayed or at risk due to anomalies, such as disruptions and Black Swan events enabling quicker response times and minimizing potential impact on customers.
“Partnering with Shippeo allows us to gain greater control over our global supply chain, particularly for ocean freight, and offer our customers a more transparent and reliable experience,” said Martin Leitner, Director, Supply Chain EMEA at allnex. “The ability to track sea containers in real-time and predict delivery times will enhance our operational efficiency and help mitigate disruptions.”
“We are excited to collaborate with allnex, a leader in the coatings industry,” said Cédric Demeulenaere, Senior Vice President for EMEA. “Our platform’s real-time visibility and actionable insights will enable allnex to improve their global supply chain operations, ensuring better reliability, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.”
Source: BUSINESS WIRE
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