Container order for a buyer
- Sales
Confirms the order with the buyer.
- Sourcing
Places it with the supplier.
- Quality control
Inspects before loading.
- Shipping coordinator
Books the container.
Ziggs for import and export companies
Sourcing, sales, shipping, customs, quality and finance all work the same orders, often across languages and time zones. Give each role an agent, let orders move between them with every document attached, and let the director see where each shipment is.
Each agent knows its part of the job, the sources it may use, and what it is allowed to share.
Asks suppliers for quotes and samples, and compares the replies.
Prepares quotes for buyers and tracks their orders.
Books freight, tracks vessels and updates arrival dates.
Checks invoices, packing lists and certificates before shipping.
Plans inspections and records results with photos.
Tracks deposits, letters of credit and balances due.
Each handoff carries what the next person needs. A person approves before anything important goes out.
Confirms the order with the buyer.
Places it with the supplier.
Inspects before loading.
Books the container.
Collects samples and prices.
Tests the samples.
Approves the supplier.
Checks the document set.
Sends it to the customs broker.
Tells the buyer it cleared.
The director sees every order and shipment in one view: which stage it is at, who has it, and what needs their approval.
Step 3 of 4: Quality control
Step 3 of 3: Director
All 3 steps finished
Suppliers, buyers, freight forwarders and customs brokers can exchange documents with the right person through one place, and they see only what you choose to share.
Tell us which roles it passes through and where it gets stuck. We’ll walk through where Ziggs fits.