XLP to test the Shipnext freight platform for a year

XLP to test the Shipnext freight platform for a year

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XL Projects Network members will get the chance to test the capabilities of the Shipnext freight platform over a one-year period. The strategic partnership was signed by XLP, a division of AIN Group and Shipnext. 

The freight platform, conceived in 2015 by Belgium-based shipping and tech entrepreneur Alexander Varvarenko to help charterers and shipbrokers in dry bulk, breakbulk, project cargo and containerised trades, offers instant cargo-to-ship matching on a global basis.

The new agreement allows XLP members to reap the benefits of digital shipping by providing them with free access to the full Shipnext system for a year. XLP members will have access to features such as the Trading Desk, Cargo and Fleet Monitor, Port Information, Freight Calculator, and more.

Algorithm that is constantly learning

Shipnext holds a patent for its innovative system that combines email processing, powered by natural language processing, machine learning, and AI, with an all-inclusive A-to-Z shipping platform. This integration enables instant freight search, freight tendering, trade facilitation and workflow automation.

Making use of smart tags and an algorithm that is constantly learning, the system provides an effective solution to the problem of information overload, caused by the unmanageable quantity of email that is a typical feature of the traditional shipping business.

Shipnext CEO and founder Alexander Varvarenko said, “Shipnext offers the most comprehensive and advanced tech solutions that free our users from the problem of data overload. We are delighted to offer our service to XLP members, who can look forward to working smarter and more efficiently with Shipnext.”

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Author: Adnan Bajic

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