TRADE PROCESS
Whether you ship goods abroad, bring them in, move them, or sell them, each role handles its own leg on LogisticOS. New to trade? Pick your role and see what you do, step by step.
Origin forwarders, destination forwarders, and warehouses each pick up their own leg, and you follow the whole shipment in the same workflow.
Six steps from a single requestProducts · documents · costs · status, all in one place
Enter your product details and choose a shipment run opened by a forwarder.
The origin forwarder collects the cargo, handles export clearance with a customs broker, and gets it ready to ship.
Shipping details and related documents carry over to the destination partner.
The destination forwarder clears customs, handles changes and local charges, and delivers to the final destination.
The warehouse confirms what arrived, then manages inventory and order shipping.
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Each role owns a leg, and the next one picks up from the record the last one left. Pick a role to see what it does on LogisticOS, step by step, on its own page.
Brands, sellers, and buyers all start the same way: sign up and apply for Trade Pass.
From product listing to cross-border shipping, sales, and payouts. Brands just focus on the product.
What they do
From products sourced abroad to the warehouse, sales, and payouts. Suppliers just focus on sourcing.
What they do
Start selling from your own online store, with no inventory.
What they do
Source stock already in the warehouse from many imported brands at wholesale, all in one B2B catalog.
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For stores and boutiques bringing products in from abroad.
What they do
Introduce products to your followers and earn a commission on every sale. No inventory needed; the warehouse ships the orders.
What they do
For wholesale and volume buyers that import products from brands abroad in their own name (IOR). Link with brands, nominate your destination forwarder, and see customs and destination costs in one place, Import management.
What they do
Forwarders and warehouses record their legs, and customs brokers and carriers connect through the forwarders.
Origin and destination forwarders, connected in one flow.
What they do
Receiving, inspection, storage, and outbound at the warehouse.
What they do
Out of one country and into another, each leg has a different owner.
Every leg leaves a record. Each role picks up from the record the last one left, and forwarders record what customs brokers and carriers report.
LogisticOS does not quote freight. Origin forwarders post a rate on each run, and shippers compare runs and join one directly. You pay each cost below to a different party.
Origin forwarders post a per-pallet or per-CBM rate and expected destination charges on each run. Final freight is based on measured volume; the origin forwarder invoices the origin leg, the destination forwarder invoices destination charges, and you pay each forwarder directly by bank transfer. Once you join a run, you can open both forwarders' price lists. LogisticOS is not a party to the freight contract.
The warehouse bills receiving and outbound per job and storage monthly, based on its rate card. You receive an invoice and pay it by bank transfer.
You don't need a plan or a card to sign up or apply for Trade Pass, and your workspace and AI agent team are set up at sign-up. Trade features open with Trade Pass approval plus a LogisticOS plan; see the Pricing page for plans.
LogisticOS is a light operating system for selling, shipping, and storing goods across borders. Turn on the services you need, and the forwarders and warehouses you work with share the same shipment record. Every business gets an AI agent team that helps with the work.
Sign up with LogisticOS, apply for Trade Pass with your business type, and start a plan once you are approved. Your shipments, documents, and costs are then tracked on the logistics board, and the forwarders and their customs brokers handle the filings.
Sign up, apply for Trade Pass with your business type, and start a plan once you are approved. Then join a shipment run opened by a forwarder: each step tells you what is needed, and customs on both ends is handled by the forwarders and their customs brokers. Cargo sent to a LogisticOS warehouse is received, stored, and shipped there.
Write to it like you would to a person. It finds products, answers questions, and drafts emails, documents, and listings. Sending, publishing, and data changes run only after you approve, and filings such as transport bookings and customs declarations stay with people.
You don't need a plan or a card to sign up or apply for Trade Pass. Trade features open with Trade Pass approval plus a LogisticOS plan; see the Pricing page for workspace and agent plans. Freight is billed per leg by the origin and destination forwarders, and you pay each of them directly; the LogisticOS warehouse bills for what you use, from its rate card.
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