In response to growing demand for a seamless, flexible and fully digital cargo experience, Air France KLM Martinair Cargo recently released a significant update to its myCargo platform: the new allotment customisation functionality.
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This brings the autonomy of spot bookings to contracted capacity, thus providing our customers full control over their allotment bookings
. Building on our commitment to simplify every step – from quotation and booking through to tracking – the latest update to the auto-booking feature enables customers to tailor their allotment bookings to match their contractual requirements, resulting in a faster, more efficient process.
Key new features
• AWB number selection: enables the use of self-chosen AWB numbers to streamline operations and support internal consistency.
• Origin and destination selection: enables definition of specific shipment start and end points to meet routing requirements.
• Goods and handling specification: facilitates the input of detailed cargo and handling information in line with contractual agreements.
• Shipper designation: supports the selection of shippers in accordance with existing contract terms. Customer benefits in a nutshell
Enhanced flexibility: effortlessly manage complex contracts, including multiorigin/destination (O&D) and product group contracts.
• Greater efficiency: by determining their own AWB numbers, customers overcome the limitations of pre-assigned AWBs, thus accelerating booking and handling.
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• Self-service empowerment: providing a fully digital, self-managed booking experience.
GertJan Roelands, SVP Commercial at Air France KLM Martinair Cargo: “Empowering our customers to manage their business anytime, anywhere lies at the heart of our digital strategy. The new allotment customisation option in myCargo is a game-changer, giving users full control over their allocations 24/7. This launch marks a key milestone in our commercial transformation and reaffirms our commitment to customer-centric innovation.”
