NFI amplifies digital processing with Trinium-CargoWise integration

Headquartered in Camden, New Jersey, NFI has solidified its position as a top-tier 3PL company. As a family-owned and operated business, they have made it their mission to deliver unparalleled supply chain solutions to businesses of all shapes and sizes for over 90 years.

With the integration of Trinium and CargoWise, NFI has expanded its digital processes with a workflow that saves costs, reduces risks, and improves productivity and efficiency– all leading to greater visibility and optimization for both NFI and its customers.

The journey of digital processing begins in CargoWise, where container drayage orders are seamlessly transmitted to Trinium. This integration allows for real-time updates and milestone tracking, ensuring complete visibility of container movements from start to finish. By harnessing the power of these platforms, NFI empowers not only its internal teams but also its valued customers with unprecedented transparency and control.

Jessica Cordero, Vice President of Drayage Operations and Operations Support at NFI Cal Cartage, explains the impact of this integration: “Our focus is on improving connectivity with all partners, including our internal teams. The Trinium–CargoWise integration has enabled us to automate several processes in our Global and  Port Services divisions, improving efficiencies and visibility on both ends.”

The integration also enables Trinium-TMS users to effortlessly send invoices with supporting documentation back to CargoWise's accounts payable module, creating a seamless transaction flow, saving time, and reducing the risks associated with manual data entry.

“This is a great example of how digital straight-through processing using the Trinium-CargoWise integration is helping NFI differentiate itself. By providing customers with improved data and visibility, customers can make faster and more accurate decisions, optimizing container use and delivering tangible benefits across their business operations,” said Dennis Lane, Managing Director, Trinium.