Overview
AI, blockchain, IoT, and digital twin – co-designed with customers to deliver efficiency, visibility, and new value streams, provide trustable cross-validation data to support global trading.
Transforms information into actionable intelligence for smarter decisions and better outcomes.
Designed to fit your workflows, not the other way around.
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Predictive intelligence for scheduling, visibility, and disruption management via AI and digital twin – with 40TB+ of operational data powering accurate forecasts and performance benchmarks.
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Full-stack IoT tracking for reefer and dry containers spanning 200+ regions and 11,000 city pairs. Monitor conditions, secure cargo, and prevent losses.
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Built on the GSBN blockchain, IGP&I-approved, and interoperable across DCSA, BIMCO, and ISO standards. Streamlines documentation, cuts fraud, and reduces delays.
How it works
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Combine IoT monitoring with smart alerts and cross-verified claims evidence to protect sensitive shipments and streamline insurance workflows through real-time cargo monitoring.
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Unify schedules search, B/L management, and end-to-end shipment tracking in one workspace – scaling operations without scaling headcount.
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Connect carrier selection, multimodal tracking, document verification, and cargo monitoring for complete visibility from booking to the final mile.
How it works
IQAX One connects to your existing systems and scales across partners, delivering practical intelligence wherever trade moves.
“As an LCL-focused forwarder, we process a large volume of bills of lading every day. Through this pilot, we can offer customers lower documentation costs, stronger cargo control than seaway bills, and smoother coordination across counterparties. Taking a proactive approach to eBL adoption helps us improve service quality today while preparing for the future of digital trade.”
Emma Guo, Group President of Tianjin Consol 
“LCL forwarders and their customers continue to face significant friction in document handling. By integrating our digital and AI-driven document processing capabilities with IQAX’s eBL solution, this pilot shows how data submission, validation and bill of lading issuance can be streamlined into a single digital flow. We see this as an important step in making eBL adoption accessible to a broader segment of the logistics market.”
Edward Ma, CEO of EZShipping
“As an LCL-focused forwarder, we process a large volume of bills of lading every day. Through this pilot, we can offer customers lower documentation costs, stronger cargo control than seaway bills, and smoother coordination across counterparties. Taking a proactive approach to eBL adoption helps us improve service quality today while preparing for the future of digital trade.”
Emma Guo, Group President of Tianjin Consol
“LCL forwarders and their customers continue to face significant friction in document handling. By integrating our digital and AI-driven document processing capabilities with IQAX’s eBL solution, this pilot shows how data submission, validation and bill of lading issuance can be streamlined into a single digital flow. We see this as an important step in making eBL adoption accessible to a broader segment of the logistics market.”
Edward Ma, CEO of EZShipping
“As an LCL-focused forwarder, we process a large volume of bills of lading every day. Through this pilot, we can offer customers lower documentation costs, stronger cargo control than seaway bills, and smoother coordination across counterparties. Taking a proactive approach to eBL adoption helps us improve service quality today while preparing for the future of digital trade.”
Emma Guo, Group President of Tianjin Consol
“LCL forwarders and their customers continue to face significant friction in document handling. By integrating our digital and AI-driven document processing capabilities with IQAX’s eBL solution, this pilot shows how data submission, validation and bill of lading issuance can be streamlined into a single digital flow. We see this as an important step in making eBL adoption accessible to a broader segment of the logistics market.”
Edward Ma, CEO of EZShipping
July 2026
Volatility is now the default setting for global trade. For Beneficial Cargo Owners (BCOs), geopolitical uncertainty, climate disruption, congestion and shifting demand are no longer exceptions, they represent structural change the today’s normal operating conditions. Yet many supply chains still depend on fragmented data, paper-based documentation and disconnected systems that limit visibility and slow decisions. To compete in this environment, global trade must become more connected, data-driven and digitally interoperable. The goal must be to enable goods, information and value to move faster, smarter and with greater resilience.
This whitepaper presents a roadmap for navigating this transition through a capability framework that guides BCOs from visibility and prediction to decision-making, automation, and future financial innovation. It explores why traditional port-to-port thinking no longer reflects the realities of modern supply chains and introduces a new approach that treats shipments as data streams rather than a series of isolated transactions and documents. It examines how digital technologies and interoperable data ecosystems can improve visibility, strengthen resilience, and enhance operational agility, supported by a real-world case study demonstrating how trusted digital data can streamline operations and enable faster, more informed decision-making.
This report provides insights for BCOs to navigate growing supply chain complexity, strengthen resilience, and prepare for a more connected, data-driven, and digitally enabled future of global trade.
