CargoAi, a leading digital freight and logistics technology provider, has announced the integration of its Quote & Book API with the Descartes Global Price Management (GPM) solution.
The collaboration enhances the digitalisation of the air cargo booking process, giving Descartes customers seamless, on-demand access to rates, schedules, and capacity from more than 106 airlines worldwide.
Key Benefits of the Integration
- Real-time access to transport capacity from 106+ eBooking airlines, 670+ live schedules, and 160+ real-time rates.
- Hybrid connectivity with CargoAi’s FlyWindow feature, enabling spot rate access and bookings even without direct airline API connections.
- Automated booking workflows that replace time-consuming manual negotiations, delivering faster, smoother user experiences.
- Frictionless integration with Descartes GPM, allowing freight forwarders and logistics providers to increase operational efficiency.
Together, the integration provides forwarders and shippers with a smarter, faster, and more flexible way to search, compare, and book air cargo.
Driving Digital Transformation in Logistics
This collaboration marks a strategic step in creating a more transparent and efficient supply chain, reducing operational friction while improving booking visibility and flexibility.
Matt Petot, CEO of CargoAi, said:
“Thanks to the integration of Quote & Book API and FlyWindow in Descartes GPM, we are providing transport professionals with a high-performance solution that automates and streamlines freight booking. This innovation represents a decisive milestone in the digitalisation of the sector.”
Scott Sangster, General Manager, Logistics Services Providers at Descartes, added:
“The Descartes GPM solution helps companies elevate the customer experience, reduce operational stress, and maximise shipment margins by automating some of the most labour-intensive aspects of their business. With the CargoAi integration, customers can more efficiently and transparently search, compare, quote, and book capacity directly within Descartes GPM.”