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Rohlig offers increased transparency with online courier product

Lewis KingbyLewis King
October 6, 2016
in E-Commerce, Express, News, Technology
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With shippers clamoring for transparency, freight forwarder Rohlig Australia has launched its “Our Courier Solution.” The online courier service allows clients to prepare and manage express, domestic and international shipments while “enjoying full visibility and tracking services.”

The service provides access to real-time online quoting and live booking. Rohlig customers, the company said, will have full visibility and can opt for alert notifications throughout the transit process.

Rohlig’s service also handles payments for customers, consolidating them into one payment process. “This new service allows our customers to consolidate all of their shipping needs,” said Hany Amer, Rohlig Australia’s managing director.

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