1. Close the loop online for all terminal operations and improve overall handling efficiency: Covers outbound, inbound, transit, and dangerous goods operations in one platform, replacing paper-based document flows and manual registration / stocktaking. Cargo acceptance, load planning, release, and transit all flow online — reducing the labor and time costs of repeated cross-post checks and manual cargo searches, cutting manual errors, and increasing daily cargo throughput.
2. Standardize ground handling and charging control, reducing operational and compliance risk: Unifies standardized in-terminal procedures, dangerous goods operating rules, and service charge rating; automatically calculates handling, storage, and special cargo charges; retains complete operation records for every shipment. This avoids financial losses and safety / compliance risks from manual billing errors, non-compliant operations, and lost documents — making terminal operations fully traceable and controllable.
3. Enhance multi-system collaboration and connect internal / external data flows: Standardized interfaces enable data exchange with Weight & Balance, booking, load / unload monitoring, customs declaration, and apron dispatch systems; cargo, manifest, load, and customs data flow automatically without duplicate manual entry — breaking data silos and raising automation across the air cargo chain.
4. Provide complete business data for refined terminal operations: Automatically consolidates multi-dimensional reports on cargo volume, handling timeliness, charging revenue, and irregular cargo; presents core production indicators clearly — providing accurate data for resource allocation, staff rostering, service pricing, and process optimization, supporting long-term terminal management and business expansion.
1. Close the loop online for all terminal operations and improve overall handling efficiency: Covers outbound, inbound, transit, and dangerous goods operations in one platform, replacing paper-based document flows and manual registration / stocktaking. Cargo acceptance, load planning, release, and transit all flow online — reducing the labor and time costs of repeated cross-post checks and manual cargo searches, cutting manual errors, and increasing daily cargo throughput. <><>2. Standardize ground handling and charging control, reducing operational and compliance risk: Unifies standardized in-terminal procedures, dangerous goods operating rules, and service charge rating; automatically calculates handling, storage, and special cargo charges; retains complete operation records for every shipment. This avoids financial losses and safety / compliance risks from manual billing errors, non-compliant operations, and lost documents — making terminal operations fully traceable and controllable. <><>3. Enhance multi-system collaboration and connect internal / external data flows: Standardized interfaces enable data exchange with Weight & Balance, booking, load / unload monitoring, customs declaration, and apron dispatch systems; cargo, manifest, load, and customs data flow automatically without duplicate manual entry — breaking data silos and raising automation across the air cargo chain. <><>4. Provide complete business data for refined terminal operations: Automatically consolidates multi-dimensional reports on cargo volume, handling timeliness, charging revenue, and irregular cargo; presents core production indicators clearly — providing accurate data for resource allocation, staff rostering, service pricing, and process optimization, supporting long-term terminal management and business expansion.
Outbound management
Inbound management
Warehouse management
Charging management
Report management
Message management
New customs manifest management
Centralized control management
System management