Why switch

The spreadsheet was right, until it wasn't

Spreadsheets and email run most forwarding desks, and they work — until the third person needs the same answer at the same time.

Nobody chose the spreadsheet way; it accumulated. Every row below is a moment it stops working — and every claim on the right is one a demo can reproduce.

  1. 01

    Keep the way you work

    Lanes, houses, charges — the vocabulary is freight forwarding's, not generic software's. The desk recognises its own day.

  2. 02

    Your data comes along

    Jobs, parties, ports and charges import from the sheets you already have — the switch is a migration, not a restart.

  3. 03

    Safer than a shared file

    Per-user access instead of a workbook everyone can edit, and a tenant database that is yours alone.

  4. 04

    Priced like two salaries

    The automation pays the bill; the calculator on the automation page shows the arithmetic in your numbers.

Why switch

The desk at nine in the evening is the cost of running on spreadsheets and email.

The moment Spreadsheets + email Naulon
A customer asks where their container is Someone searches an inbox, calls the line, replies an hour later. The portal already showed them — milestones, days-in-stage, documents.
A quote goes out Sell rates from last month's sheet; margin discovered at invoicing. Cost and sell on every line; the margin is a column before it is sent.
An arrival notice lands Read, mentally noted, actioned if remembered. Read into a dated task, routed to the right desk, escalated if it slips.
A draft BL needs approval Checked against memory, or not checked. Compared field-by-field against the job; the differences ARE the review.
A follow-up falls due on someone's day off It waits for them, or it is forgotten. The queue holds it, the reminder fires, the desk — not the person — owns it.
The month closes A week of reconciling sheets against the bank. Double-entry books that were right all month.
Someone asks "who changed this?" Nobody knows; the file was passed around. The audit log answers, with a name and a time.

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