Partners

As the world’s largest ocean commerce network connecting shippers with carriers around the globe, INTTRA is eager to partner with Transportation Management solution providers, Port Systems, and Freight Forwarding Associations all around the world. Today we have over 160 integrations with technology partners and that number grows larger every week.

Why Partner with INTTRA

  • Reduce costs and maintenance with a single IT connection that provides electronic booking and pre-manifest capabilities to all of your customers
  • Generate new revenue streams as an INTTRA reseller of solutions including Ocean Schedules & Track & Trace data
  • Improve customer satisfaction by enabling seamless ocean freight booking within your software platform and a connection to the world’s largest network of carriers and NVOCCs
  • Enhance insights with advanced supply chain analytics and reporting including booking data, cargo details and container tracking for import and export decision support
  • Twenty-four-hour access to the industry’s best customer support with worldwide coverage and multilingual service

Learn More

Email us at allianceLSP@e2open.com

"Together with INTTRA, our highly qualified and reliable partner in Sea Carrier EDI messaging, Riege Software's logistics software offers the best possible seafreight communications products to our customers. Scope, our comprehensive Transport Management System is designed to seamlessly integrate with INTTRA, adding appreciable value to our software."
Peer BrinkEDI Team Leader at Riege Software
"PORTIC turned to INTTRA's booking and shipping solution because we needed a system that could integrate globally with all carriers. With INTTRA, PORTIC now offers a unique interface among carriers and forwarders in their ports. With this single, global system, PORTIC can now offer goods traceability and an increased number of ectronic booking and shipping instructions. This partnership with INTTRA was the right choice."
Javier GallardoManaging Director at PORTIC
"INTTRA has helped us reduce operational processing time by 40%, eliminate redundancy on multiple systems, simplify the shipping order procedures, and improve port productivity by 20%."
Sue WuOperations Manager at XCPI
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