Commerce Commerce, the leader in border e -commerce technology, has succeeded in integrating its solutions to service software (SAAS) with the Global Customs Declaration System of Postal Union (CDS). This teacher represents an important step towards improving the efficiency, accuracy and compliance of global e -commerce shipments.
Through this integration, postal operators around the world will be able to access the technology to enhance data that depends on Airricane, ensuring that shipments are fully compatible with customs regulations, reduce delay, and simplifying the movement of goods across the border. The partnership is in line with the increasing global regulatory requirements, including the ICS2 import control system and the Stop Us law. The recent rapid developments in the scene have focused global logistics services on increasing the need for accurate, compatible and timely and timely data to survey across border charges.
Mark Woodkook, Director of Postal Development in Hurricane, expressed his enthusiasm in cooperation:
“We are pleased to get to this teacher with UPU to bring edge technology to postal operators all over the world. This integration with CDs will help meet the increasing trade requirements across borders, ensuring faster delivery, lower costs and better experience for companies and consumers alike.”
“I am pleased that I have worked with the Deputy Director General and his team on a quick agreement and the integration of hurricane technology. This will lead to the position of the postal industry at the forefront of e -commerce growth, ensuring that our postal customers can reach regulatory solutions and organizational solutions directly from CDS,” added David Spotroswood, co -founder of Hurricane Trade.
It is expected that integration from postal networks will benefit by enhancing data accuracy, reducing customs clearance times, ensuring global transportation and improving customer satisfaction in the electronic experimental scene.
The post -hurricane and UPU appeared turning global customs clearance with the integration of artificial intelligence for the first time in the week of air cargo.
