Zoomasia's New Generation International Logistics System is Coming: Save Money, Time, and Effort!

Zoomasia's New Generation International Logistics System is Coming: 

Save Money, Time, and Effort!

After over a year of preparation and testing, Zoomasia Logistics is excited to announce a major upgrade to both its website and WeChat account services. The new system offers a more feature-rich, user-friendly interface that better meets the needs of international logistics customers.

The new system is a logistics system independently developed by Zoomasia Logistics, which greatly simplifies the freight process, allowing customers to quickly check prices, place orders independently and make forecasts, and at the same time confirm and review online, and quickly check the status of goods and receipts, saving time and effort!

24/7 Real-Time Tracking: The system updates shipping progress and logistics stages (such as order placement, collection, transit, and delivery) in real time. It allows customers to track the entire process with a single tracking number, providing professional and efficient service for both domestic and international logistics.

The system resolves various challenges related to international logistics tracking, making it smarter and more flexible. Updates include improvements in order placement, cost calculation, and tracking of logistics progress.

If you're eager to learn more about the new features, continue reading!

Convenient And Self-estimate Freight Costs

One-Stop "Logistics" Query for The First And Last Leg

Online Self-service Ordering

Real-time Check of Goods Receipt Status

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Zoomasia Logistics New System

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1. How to Quickly Calculate Sea Freight Costs?

A new feature has been added that allows users to quickly calculate sea freight costs. By clicking on "Freight Estimation," you can easily select the destination city, choose whether door-to-door delivery is required, and specify the type of goods. After entering the dimensions and weight of your items, click "Start Estimate" to instantly view the shipping costs.

Real-time shipping cost estimates

2. Self-Service Sea Freight Order to the Philippines

A new self-service ordering feature has been introduced. Click on "Place Order" and fill in the required warehouse information, including the domestic logistics tracking number and the chosen logistics channel.

After the system update, customers only need to input their shipping and receiving address once. This information will be saved, allowing returning customers to easily place orders using previously saved details.

In the "Goods Information" section, fill in the item name and quantity. If you know the weight and dimensions, you can provide that information as well. The warehouse will confirm and update the dimensions later. After filling in the details, click "Submit Order" to complete the self-service process.

3. Self-Service Re-Measurement and Weighing

A new one-click re-measurement feature has been added. Once the Zoomasia Logistics warehouse receives the goods, they will carefully record the number of items and their dimensions, accurate to the centimeter.

If you have any concerns about the measurements, click "Request Re-Measurement," and the warehouse will review and confirm the sizes. If everything is in order, click "Confirm Measurement," and the goods will be prepared for loading.

4. Real-Time Logistics Tracking

Whether you are sending or receiving goods, the biggest concern is knowing the location of your shipment. International logistics can be unpredictable, and peace of mind comes from knowing your goods are on their way and safe.

Zoomasia Logistics has enhanced the one-click tracking feature. To find out where your shipment is, click "Track Shipment" and enter your tracking number to view the 24/7 status of your goods.

If you want to confirm whether the goods have been signed for, you can also click [Receipt Inquiry]. The deliveryman will upload the delivery receipt every day, so that you can understand the receipt status of the goods in real time.

Additional New Features

The latest system update also includes one-click warehouse address lookup, order history review, and other optimizations. Many of these improvements are significant compared to previous versions, enhancing the user experience. Stay tuned for more exciting features from Zoomasia Logistics in the future!

About Zoomasia Logistics

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Foshan Zoomasia Logistics Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Zoomasia Logistics) was established in 2020, originally serving as the China branch of Cebu SeaRoad Trading Company in the Philippines. With over 10 years of experience in exporting to the Philippines, the company has a deep-rooted history in the market.

Zoomasia Logistics is headquartered in Foshan, China, and has established additional branches in Shenzhen and Yiwu.

In the Philippines, Zoomasia Logistics operates overseas branches in Manila, Cebu, Davao, and Cagayan, complete with warehousing and support services. With a team of over 140 employees, the company manages self-owned warehouses in Foshan, Shenzhen, and Yiwu, China, with a total warehouse space reaching 20,000 square meters.

Through continuous exploration and innovation, Zoomasia Logistics offers customized services tailored to different business needs. These services include full container shipping with destination port customs clearance, door-to-door delivery with consolidated and full container shipping, overseas warehousing, drop shipping, e-commerce warehousing, and COD collection and payment solutions.

Zoomasia Logistics is committed to providing "shipping freedom" for all its clients, offering comprehensive multimodal transport services between China and the Philippines, including both sea and air freight.

As a modern logistics company with a China-Philippines full-supply chain, Zoomasia Logistics is customer-oriented and dedicated to continuously improving service quality, ensuring a seamless and convenient cross-border logistics experience between China and the Philippines.