overview

cargo revenue accounting

airline operations

highlights
benefits
sales management
reservations
marketing
export and import controls
terminal management
ULD support
tracking and tracing
communications

ground handling

mobile data capture

CHAMP services

comparative features

sales management

Sales canvassing
During the selling process, account representatives gather information about prospects and store it centralized support files for common reference. They can record notes for each account and place alerts and recall dates on them using automated follow-up features. Managers can schedule periodic reviews of sales histories according to any criteria and for any list of accounts. Security tools prevent unauthorized access to confidential information.

Customer relationship management
The system keeps extensive profiles for all business partners: agents, forwarders, brokers, airlines, government agencies, truckers, ground handlers or general sales agents. These include all of the participants whose names appear on air waybills and who receive invoices and send payments. You can cross reference their names and account numbers in order to simplify searches, reports, credit checks and sales histories.

General sales agents support
GSA's need to look at schedules, make bookings, monitor flights, display their own rates, request special rate agreements, track shipments and prepare their own customized reports. They system will allow them to access only the information they need and keep the rest confidential.

Management information reports
With periodic reports you can monitor production for the entire system or by IATA area, by country, terminal or customers across IATA areas. Up-to-the-moment reports will help you compare sales forecasts to actual production and show systemwide monthly and year-to-date totals in local or host currencies.