Load efficiently
We are proud to announce that EasyCargo has improved once again!
This week, a new version of the application has been released, where a "step-by-step" report can be created for each loading plan.
Container packing software EasyCargo announces new licensing for schools and universities!
The sixth most wanted functionality is out!
The newest version of EasyCargo container load plan calculator allows you not only to import from Excel but also to export your load plans to Excel. How to do it? Simply load your items, create a Print report or Public Link to the load plan and click on the 'Export to Excel' icon in the Shipments & Reports tab.
We have created two new video tutorials to make your work with the container stuffing software EasyCargo even easier.
The first one, User and License Administration will teach you how to add users to your EasyCargo account and explain different types of users. You will also learn everything about assigning or removing licenses. There is also a section explaining how to change your personal data and manage your account.
The latest EasyCargo - Load efficiently update introduced several new types of cargo spaces. We expect that these will be appreciated mostly by our users in North America and Australia.
Specifically, these are flatbeds with 1, 2 and 3 axles, trucks with semitrailers with 1, 2 and 3 axles and prime movers (tractor units) with 2 and 3 axles. For the full set of provided cargo space types, check this list.
After an excellent previous experience, we once again participated in the International Engineering Fair, the largest industrial fair in Central Europe.
We had a great success among schools. Students tried our “Container Challenge” game, and teachers liked functionalities of our application.
We often get asked if EasyCargo can plan container loading with regards to the weight distribution. The answer is yes, it can, and now even with an improved display of the results!
In the right panel, you simply choose the angle of your container you want to view. You will see green arrows highlighting the load ratio – if you hover over them with the cursor, three values will be displayed: the maximum allowed load, current load of the cargo, and load in an empty container (minimum load).
At the beginning of June, we participated in the most extensive logistics fair in the world - Transport Logistic 2019 in Munich. Since the only experience we had so far was with smaller fairs, we were curious about what to expect. The exhibition grounds surprised us not only by the size of the pavilions but also by the number of visitors who stopped by at our stand.
The main topics were the trade war between the US and China, the lack of drivers, but also the New Silk Road, and of course, artificial intelligence in logistics.
