airhunters chooses cloud-based tms

The young, headstrong freight forwarding company airhunters, known for its high degree of flexibility and creativity in transport solutions, is opting for further professionalization by purchasing a Transport Management System.

Airhunters, a newfangled freight forwarding company that uses several carriers, chose FiLogic because of the system’s great flexibility. Erik Roelevink, founder of Airhunters, explains, “Our business philosophy is based on using trucks that are running anyway, similar to carpooling, but with goods: ‘cargopooling’.” An efficient, sustainable method of transportation, but this is not easy to track & trace. Nevertheless, we want to offer our customers better, innovative track & trace than they are used to from mainstream carriers. We are confident that we can achieve this by forming an intensive partnership with FiLogic. It is not a ready-made product that we buy. Together, we will build a state-of-the-art TMS.”

FiLogic offers the latest generation of transportation management software. It is a very complete transportation management system that works from the cloud. Important reasons for Airhunters to choose FiLogic are the capabilities regarding customer-specific reporting and the unique customer portal. “Our customers can expect more than order entry and POD retrieval capabilities,” said Hans van Wieringen, co-founder of Airhunters. Furthermore, the system offers, among other things, clear order processing, scheduling and invoicing, as well as consolidated checkout and multileg transportation.

Confidence in good cooperation is supported by the fact that the companies have much in common. Both are relatively new players in the market, but with years of experience in IT and logistics, respectively. Both Airhunters and FiLogic aspire to be the best. Customization, flexibility and customer satisfaction are paramount. Regardless of the complexity of the question, they strive for a simple solution. Both parties are very much looking forward to the coming period, during which they will be building a state-of-the-art TMS.