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ATI.SU: Orders

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Developers: ATI.SU, ATI.SU (formerly AutoTransInfo)
Last Release Date: 2023/03/27
Branches: Logistics and Distribution
Technology: EDMS

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2023

Integration with ATI.SU Time Windows

The ATI.SU Freight Exchange has integrated the service for organizing the work of the Temporary Windows warehouse with the ATI.SU Orders service, designed for handling cargo transportation. Thus, the stage of interaction between the cargo owner and the carrier with warehouses has become a full-fledged addition to the integrated cargo transportation automation system ATI.SU. The company announced this on November 2, 2023. Read more here.

Starting individual settings in the "Orders" service

The ATI.SU Freight Exchange announced on March 27, 2023, an update to the Orders service, which allows you to fully issue cargo through ATI.SU. Users have access to an updated type of cargo card, an improved interface to the Your Loads, Orders from You and Reports sections, the ability to indicate booking times and other individual configurations. Personal settings make the system flexible and customizable for the business processes of freight carriers, and working with goods and orders is more convenient.

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The "Orders" service also helps to consignors carriers to arrange transportation in just a few clicks: from agreeing on conditions and issuing documents to. analysts To save time, it is enough to fill in once data in the section for on safe data storage ATI.SU - "Directories." In the future, they will be automatically pulled up into document templates, which avoids errors. The service within the framework of ecosystems ATI.SU automates the exchange of data with counterparties, makes it possible to use, electronic document flow conduct online monitoring transport and ensures maximum security. transportations

In the updated version of "Orders," the type of cargo card has seriously changed - it has become compact and is displayed in table format. You can change the display of columns and their order. As in the "Orders from you" section. Such customized field settings help users work with data on ATI.SU in the usual table interface and seamlessly switch from corporate systems to the Orders service. The navigation of the "Your Loads," "Orders from You" and "Reports" sections has also been improved.

Two more updated individual service settings - adjusting the time of booking goods and the ability to disable the field "I will specify data later" from the carrier. By default, all loads in the system are booked for half an hour. To change the interval, the cargo carrier can contact the ATI.SU consultant, and the setting will be connected for all requests for the transportation of goods. The same mechanism works to delete the "I will specify data later" field. If it is important for the cargo owner that the carriers, taking the cargo, immediately indicate the driver and transport, then through a consultant he can remove the opportunity to provide information later.

Individual settings will be convenient primarily for large cargo owners who work on a cloud platform that automates the main logistics processes of the ATI.SU Site, and want to customize orders for themselves. You can enable settings for all cargo types.

Together with other service capabilities, individual settings will help companies build effective work with personal cargo at Sites, according to their standards and rules, and carriers - more responsibly treat orders and contracts.

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These tools allow freight owners to customize order handling for their business tasks. Thanks to individual settings, the Orders service becomes as flexible and customizable as possible, and helps users to conduct all processes faster and easier. All innovations are developed on the basis of feedback from users. The company constantly collects wishes for improving the functionality of services, analyzes reviews, selects the most popular options and adds them to the settings,
commented Svyatoslav Wilde, founder and director of the ATI.SU Freight Exchange.
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