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TRADLINX Introduces Unlimited Vessel Tracking to Enhance Global Logistics Visibility

TRADLINX Introduces Unlimited Vessel Tracking to Enhance Global Logistics Visibility

The Logistic News by The Logistic News
February 13, 2025
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TRADLINX, a leader in supply chain visibility solutions, has launched its new Unlimited Vessel Tracking Service, designed to empower logistics professionals with real-time maritime shipment data. This cutting-edge solution provides unrestricted vessel monitoring, helping businesses streamline operations, anticipate delays, and improve supply chain efficiency.

A Smarter Approach to Vessel Tracking

With global trade becoming increasingly complex, TRADLINX’s new service offers key advantages for logistics professionals:

  • Real-Time Vessel Monitoring – Access precise location data, including ETA predictions and route tracking, for enhanced shipment visibility.
  • Unlimited Tracking – Users can track any vessel worldwide, using identifiers such as vessel name, MMSI, or IMO number, without restrictions.
  • AI-Powered Predictive Analytics – Advanced algorithms analyze weather patterns, port congestion, and potential delays, allowing better supply chain planning.
  • Mobile-Optimized Interface – Logistics professionals can access live vessel data anytime, anywhere, improving on-the-go decision-making.

Launch Promotion: Free Access to Ocean Visibility

To mark the launch, TRADLINX is offering complimentary access to its Ocean Visibility platform, which tracks over 3 million containers globally with 99% accuracy. Post-promotion, flexible pricing plans start at $1.11 per B/L, making it a cost-effective solution for shippers, freight forwarders, and logistics providers.

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Revolutionizing Supply Chain Transparency

As global trade disruptions continue to challenge the logistics sector, TRADLINX’s innovative vessel tracking technology is set to redefine maritime visibility, ensuring greater accuracy, efficiency, and operational control for supply chain professionals.

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