Transport, customs, warehousing and logistics cost on one platform, with one set of numbers. No manual planning and tracking in Excel, no re-typing between systems, no cost that only appears when the invoice does.
Bottlenecks, delays and performance gaps visible per lane, carrier and site.
Cost drivers and savings found in the data; invoices above the agreed price stopped before payment.
Transparent KPIs and like-for-like price comparison by route, carrier and transport type.
One structured data foundation for automation and further digitalisation of the supply chain.
Enter the packages and the planner packs the container live, in 3D. Stackability is respected, so you see the real maximum: these pallets stack 1+1, so each stack stops below the roof and the container is full at under 80% of its volume. Then ship it.
The shipment is one event in your planner. Enter the container number and tracking starts with the shipping line: gate in, loading, vessel departure.
Milestones arrive from the carrier: transshipment, canal, discharge port. A predicted arrival sits next to the carrier's ETA, and delays surface on their own.
The customs broker already has the documents on the shared event. The haulier assigns the onward leg to a driver, and it arrives on their phone as a task in KC Drive.
The driver's phone reports where the truck is, so nobody has to call to ask. Arrival and departure per stop are recorded.
The gate expected this plate and this driver. Documents were uploaded in advance through a link, so the gate only verifies, issues a badge and records the time.
The carrier booked the dock time itself. Ramp 2 is free when the truck arrives, the booking turns to Arrived, and its punctuality goes into the time slot report.
The goods go into stock, the POD lands on the event, and the carrier's invoice is checked against the agreed price before anyone pays it.
Turn on what your company needs. Everything shares the same companies, contacts, documents and permissions, so a booking, an offer and a transport order are never three separate truths.
Every company on KleverCargo is a verified company, not a listing. Search the directory by country and activity, see who is behind it, add them to your address book — and from that moment they are a partner you can send an offer to, share an event with, or book a dock slot for.
Every transport you're responsible for — inbound and outbound, road and sea — on one calendar, coloured by where it really is: pending, loading, in transit, at customs, unloading, delivered. A plan changes? Drag the transport to its new day. Everyone involved is notified; nobody re-types anything.
Explore PlannerWeek-by-week calendar or a sortable list — each user picks which columns their planner shows.
Search references, clients, transporters and routes — this month or last year, same answer.
A partner shares a transport request; one click adds it to your planner with the data already filled.
Orders your clients send through Transporeon are imported into the planner, reviewed once, and become events.
Client and agreed price. Transporter and cost. Route stops with planned and actual times. Cargo, customs, warehouse, documents. Not a folder of emails — one event, guided step by step, that your whole team and your partners work on together.


A new ETD or ETA per stop arrives as a proposal. Accept and the planner date moves; decline and the agreed schedule stands. Either way it's recorded.
Export and import contacts, customs details and documents on the event the broker can see — so the truck doesn't wait while someone searches an inbox.
Drivers upload photos and signed documents per stop from their phone. The POD is on the event before the truck leaves the yard.
Add the container number to the transport event. KleverCargo registers it with the carrier, and from then on the milestones arrive by themselves — gate in, loading, transshipment, discharge — with the vessel and the arrival estimate. Scheduled, expected and actual side by side, on the same event as the road legs, the customs papers and the costs.
Explore Container trackingEach leg of the voyage plan is marked actual or expected, so you plan the ramp and the truck against the carrier's latest arrival, not the booking's.
A predicted arrival with its range sits next to the carrier's ETA. Every ETA change is logged, and delayed containers are flagged in search and in the planner.
The customs broker and the haulier at the port see the same tracking on the shared event. The path the ship sailed also feeds the CO2 report.
Once the container is off the ship, the last leg is a truck. Assign that transport to a driver and it appears on their phone as a task. From then on the truck reports itself: position in the background, arrival and departure per stop, loading and unloading confirmed, documents photographed where they happen. Your planner event updates while the driver just drives.
Explore KC DriveBackground GPS, batched — a tunnel or a dead zone costs nothing, the points arrive when signal returns.
Arrived, started, finished, departed — four taps that turn into the lead-time report you never had to assemble.
Signed CMR and POD photographed at the ramp, filed straight onto the event. No pouch of paper arriving next week.
Commercial, sales, transport and customs invoices next to shipment and company documents. The hub opens on what is waiting for you, most urgent first, with the due date beside each item.
Inbound and outbound freight, external warehouses, customs and customs brokers — each cost sits on the transport it belongs to, next to the price agreed for it. When the supplier's invoice arrives, it is compared with that price before anyone pays it.
Because every event carries the agreed price, the invoiced cost and the planned, expected and actual times, the questions directors ask are already answered: where the money goes, which lanes run late, which carriers deliver. Pick a period, export to XLSX, done.
Explore ReportsEvent KPIs across all shipments, as PDF.
Transit time, on-time rate and departure slip per carrier.
Transport cost against the value of the goods moved.
How far loading and delivery drifted from plan.
Fill rate of every booked container.
CO2e per shipment, mode, lane, carrier and customer.
Utilisation, punctuality and cancellations per ramp.
Stock, deliveries, movements, counts and billing; gate visits, site presence and scheduled EHS emails.
One search across events, bookings, containers, contacts, offers and messages.
Switch between the legal entities you manage without logging out.
Permissions per role, users grouped into teams per site or function.
Per-category in-app and email preferences, per user.
ISO/IEC 27001 certified, hosted in the EU, with a GDPR data processing agreement.
The interface is localised, so the whole team works in its own language.
KleverCargo is built and operated under an ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified information security management system. Customer data is hosted in the European Union, and every customer gets a GDPR data processing agreement.
Visit the trust centreTell us a little about your operation and our team will walk you through the modules that fit it — with your routes, cargo, warehouses and partners in mind.
Our team will contact you to schedule your demo.
Our team will contact you to schedule your demo.