Rhenus Brazil introduces new Fênix software

October 14, 2020

The Rhenus Group, a leading global logistics service provider, has enhanced and released its fourth generation of Fênix, Rhenus Brazil’s Transportation Management System (TMS). The web-based integrated solution is designed to meet shippers’ needs for air and ocean freight services and offers simplified features that optimize the day-to-day import and export operations. The system maximizes clients’ personnel resources and ensures the company’s competitiveness of their pricing in the market.

“Fênix is an exclusive tool for Rhenus Brazil customers. The idea behind our TMS system is to give customers full visibility and traceability throughout the entire shipping process, all the way down to the item level,” said Paul Schabbel, managing director of Rhenus Brazil. “This cloud-based solution will allow customers to focus on their own operation and plan their supply chain with accuracy based on real time information provided by Fênix.”

Fênix enables customers’ total control over the entire import and export shipments processes, starting when the customer places their order until the arrival of the goods at the final destination.

The following features are included in the Fenix System:

Statistics Module – fully integrated performance dashboard
Track & Trace down to line-item level
Logistics costs up to arrival including tax and duties on single line-item level
Electronic Document Management (import license, tax bills, bill of lading / transport, invoices, packing lists etc.)
Two-way communication – Multiple user (color ID per milestone, user responsibility) access to update data
Purchase order Management Module – For control and performance indication of suppliers and pending orders follow-up
Invoice Control Module – Which enables clients to verify invoices before shipment, issue OK for shipment authorization and follow-up
Import & Export Transport Module – Complete follow-up of each stage – traceable down to item level
Brazil “Nota fiscal” Module – Logistics costs identification
Mainstream ERP integration (SAP, QAD, JD Edwards, Totus, and Microsiga)
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The Rhenus Group acquired Pirâmide SeaAir Comércio Exterior in 2018, to strengthen its presence in Brazil and the range of services offered by Rhenus.

James Graham

James Graham is an award-winning transport media journalist with a long background in the commercial freight sector, including commercial aviation and the aviation supply chain. He was the initial Air Cargo Week journalist and retuned later for a stint as editor. He continues his association as editor of the monthly supplements. He has reported for the newspaper from global locations as well as the UK.