Logistaas and Trade Tech streamline global customs compliance

Transport Management System (TMS) provider, Logistaas, has partnered with Seattle-based Trade Tech, a global logistics and customs compliance technology firm. The integration enables Logistaas’ freight forwarder customers to automatically transfer shipment data to Trade Tech’s Syrinx Trade Security platform, thus simplifying international cargo security and digital customs filings.

Kareem Naouri, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Logistaas. Image: Logistaas

This collaboration ensures forwarders remain compliant with evolving regulations such as the EU’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) and the UAE’s Maritime Pre-load Cargo Information (MPCI) program, by seamlessly transferring shipment data from Logistaas to Trade Tech’s cargo security compliance platform. Similar pre-arrival customs requirements already apply in the US, Canada, Mexico, Japan, and South Africa, with more expected. Trade Tech’s compliance technology is integrated with Customs authorities worldwide, enabling a single gateway for secure and accurate data submission. Logistaas’ digital network includes more than 50 ocean carriers, 90 airlines, and multiple logistics platforms. The Tech Trade integration adds a much-needed customs function to its existing connections which include pricing, booking, visibility, customs, and accounting platforms.

Kareem Naouri, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, Logistaas, commented: “Customs authorities worldwide are accelerating their digital transformation efforts, requiring freight forwarders to electronically submit shipments and manifest data before arrival. By partnering with Trade Tech, we are not only helping our users comply with local regulations, but also continuing to deliver on our mission of seamless system connectivity and automating day-to-day workflows. Regulatory initiatives such as ICS2 and MPCI reflect a fundamental shift toward mandatory digital data sharing between freight forwarders and customs authorities. We have customers operating in over 75 countries, so it’s critical that we give them the tools to stay compliant as these rules expand globally.”

Bryn Heimbeck, Co-founder and President, Trade Tech, stated: “As the industry moves toward fully digital supply chains, the importance of improved efficiency and complete data integrity cannot be understated. Our partnership with Logistaas ensures that freight forwarders can focus on operations and customer service knowing their regulatory requirements are covered. Trade Tech now offers cargo security filing in 37 countries across the world.”

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