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LOGISTICS

Logistics websites with service structure and useful quotation requests

Explain shipping modes, actual routes and cargo requirements so customers can send a complete RFQ to the right sales team.

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WHO IT’S FOR

What should the website help your business do?

Freight forwarders, transport and warehouse businesses collecting B2B briefs across several service types.

  • Sea, air, road and warehousing services are hard to distinguish
  • Sales repeats basic cargo questions before quoting
  • Tracking is promised without a supported source-system integration
SCOPE & SOLUTION

The development scope

  1. 01

    Pages for actual shipping modes and supported routes

  2. 02

    Cargo, volume, weight and document requirements

  3. 03

    Service-specific RFQ fields and sales routing

  4. 04

    Language and units appropriate to international partners

  5. 05

    Tracking/CRM integration scope after an API review

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ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

Example RFQ: origin → destination → cargo → service conditions

Ask for information customers can provide: goods, quantity, weight and cargo-ready date. Document uploads require agreed file limits. Tracking must use authorised source-system references and data.

An illustrative scope example; inclusion is agreed for each project.

ACCEPTANCE

Agree acceptance before development

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From scope to acceptance and handover

01 /

Understand

Discuss goals, audiences and constraints to define a useful scope.

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Design

Make structure and interactions clear before development begins.

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Build & test

Develop the system and test critical journeys across real devices.

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Launch & support

Launch, share documentation and use evidence to guide improvements.

Agree test cases, reviewers, account ownership and support before work. Test critical journeys with approved data before launch.

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PROJECT INVESTMENT

Project and ongoing costs

Scoped by templates, data, languages and integrations.

The proposal identifies templates, languages, content, inclusions, integrations and post-launch responsibilities before work begins.

  • Route, service and reference-document updates
  • External CRM, tracking and API fees
  • RFQ delivery monitoring and failure notifications
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Related services, work and guides

Questions before commissioning

Can every website include tracking?

A supported, authorised integration is required. Otherwise we can connect visitors to the existing tracking system or a clear enquiry process.

Should we create a page for every destination?

Only for actual routes with distinct, useful scope and quotation information. Repeating one page across countries adds little value.

NEXT STEP

Have a website or workflow to improve?

Share the current site, example data and next steps for your team. We can identify a useful first release and future additions.

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