ULM, Germany, Feb 3, 2025 – Transporeon has announced the launch of the Transporeon Integrated App Program (TIAP). TIAP is an application integration framework that ensures interoperability between Transporeon’s transportation management platform and transport management systems (TMS) used by carriers, enabling joint customers to benefit from enhanced efficiency and operational improvements.
By integrating directly with carriers’ TMS, TIAP simplifies and streamlines data integration and workflow collaboration for Transporeon’s carrier and logistics service provider customers.
TIAP Benefits
With TIAP, the carrier TMS integrates with Transporeon’s transportation management platform, eliminating the need for multiple projects and IT involvement. With automated synchronization and live updates, carriers can operate effectively by reducing costs and complexity associated with manual, duplicative work.
Among the key benefits TIAP provides to carriers:
- Importing transport details from Transporeon into the in-house TMS and accepting or declining those transports back to the Transporeon platform.
- Automating tracking by export status, position updates, ETA and license plate numbers to Transporeon.
- Booking and managing all time slots directly from the in-house TMS system into Transporeon.
“Individual integrations for carriers can often be costly, time-consuming and often require IT resources that are unavailable,” said Philipp Pfister, sector vice president of Transporeon. “With TIAP, the integration happens at the carrier-TMS provider level instead. Once that is completed and a carrier wants to integrate, most of the work is already done, making the final steps simple and requiring minimal effort.”
Qargo was one of the first TMS to become a TIAP member. Sander De Wilde, co-founder and head of engineering at Qargo, said: “By becoming a TIAP member, we can provide a better, more consistent experience for our customers. This integration enables a smoother onboarding process and gives our customers peace of mind, knowing that we can seamlessly collaborate with Transporeon to enhance their overall experience.”
Luke Evans, Birmingham manager at Tyldesley Distribution Services Ltd., commented: “Due to Qargo’s integration with Transporeon, we were able to elevate our supply chain operations to the next level. By significantly reducing manual work and optimizing our resources, we can now deliver exceptional service to our customers while enhancing transparency across their supply chain. We’re excited to continue working towards a more efficient and connected logistics ecosystem.”
Bart Tilmans, CEO at Jacobs Transport, said: “We can see significant improvements in our operations since TIAP was introduced. Thanks to the seamless integration between Qargo and Transporeon, we’ve been able to cut down on manual workload, maximize the efficiency of our fleet, and deliver more proactive, transparent service to our customers. TIAP has enabled us to adapt quickly to changing supply chain needs while staying true to our values of reliability and quality. This is a big step forward.”
About Transporeon
Transporeon, operating since 2000, is a digital logistics platform that has formed to transform freight transportation. It is powered by innovative cloud-based solutions and is connected to a global network of more than 1,400 shippers and retailers as well as over 150,000 carriers and logistics service providers. More than 110,000 transports are executed daily on its platform, and over 100,000 dock appointments are booked for loading and unloading, while approximately €55bn in freight is processed annually. Collaboration among supply chain actors is facilitated and manual processes are automated by its modular Application Hubs and data hubs. Valuable real-time insights are provided into logistics operations, market developments, and carbon emissions. The platform is utilized worldwide across all transportation modes, and efficiency is enhanced through transparent, agile processes. Transporean is headquartered in Ulm, Germany, and supported by 20 global offices with over 1,400 employees.
Source: Transporeon