A customer story plus industry use-case guides for replacing spreadsheets and guesswork with ContainerMath.
A national manufacturer replaced a manual, spreadsheet-driven load-planning process — which took up to four days per shipment — with ContainerMath, cutting planning to a few minutes while improving container utilization and eliminating rework.
Read the story →A use-case guide for freight forwarders and 3PLs: how to quote how much cargo fits a 20ft or 40ft container the same day and stop giving paid-for space away — by reusing a shared box library of recurring client SKUs, confirming the 3D fit before a number goes out, and pricing on whether a load is space-limited or weight-limited.
Read the story →A use-case guide for furniture and home-goods exporters: how to load a single order of mixed flat-pack and assembled items — each a different size and density — by modeling the stack in 3D before stuffing, so the full 40ft High Cube height is used and the last-minute second container is avoided.
Read the story →A use-case guide for food and beverage exporters shipping dense, palletized goods: canned and bottled cargo hits the container's weight limit long before it runs out of space. This walks through planning to payload — with automatic pallet patterns and a balanced load — to keep every container under its limit and over-the-road legal.
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