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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight
BMW Automotive 157457 $165.8B Germany SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2019 n/a
In 2019, BMW deployed SupplyOn Transport Visibility as part of its transport management strategy and to provide Real-Time Transportation Visibility across its parts supply network. The deployment is embedded in the BMW Group Connected Supply Chain CSC, and the CSC portal developed by EURO-LOG functions as the integration surface that consolidates participant information into a single transport management point used by procurement and distribution teams. SupplyOn Transport Visibility was configured to centralize transport event data, enable control and monitoring for deviations, and support management by exception in real time. Functional capabilities implemented include real-time transport tracking and visibility, exception alerting and escalation workflows, and consolidated transport status reporting to inform procurement and distribution operations. Integrations were realized through interfaces that connect logistics service providers to BMW processes and systems, enabling carriers and service partners to publish event data into the CSC portal. Operational coverage centers on parts supply and transport logistics, aligning transport management with supply chain orchestration, order fulfillment visibility, and logistics execution touch points. Governance changes emphasized centralized transport operations and exception driven workflows, with IT solutions and operational teams using SupplyOn Transport Visibility to monitor deviations and trigger corrective actions. The implementation delivered greater transparency and efficiency in the supply of parts, supporting the BMW Group objective of optimal, real time management by exception.
Continental Automotive 96426 $46.6B Germany SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2016 n/a
In 2016, Continental implemented SupplyOn Transport Visibility, a Real-Time Transportation Visibility application, to establish a Europe wide tracking system for road transports and to provide a foundation for future expansion to general cargo and sea and air transports. Before the project Continental did not have an overarching IT supported system to track tire transports from production sites and warehouses to customers, and the Track & Trace process within the Group was not standardized, which prevented uniform monitoring from production sites or regional distribution centers. The implementation centralized real time status aggregation and visibility, enabling web based, EDI, SMS and mobile device status feeds after handover to forwarding agents, and it was configured to harmonize status data from multiple logistics service providers. SupplyOn Transport Visibility was surfaced in Continental layout with configurable filters and role oriented views, delivering current status information to sales, logistics and customer users from a single point and allowing status queries and transport documents to be requested on demand. Integrations delivered during the rollout included rapid connections to Continental SAP systems and a stated interface to EURO-LOG container management tools, along with linkage to ONE TRACK shipment tracking from EURO-LOG to interlink transport planning through to customer delivery. The architecture supported neutral reporting across logistics service providers and ingestion of information from diverse sources, enabling centralized monitoring and control across carriers. Governance and operational scope covered a Europe wide rollout for tire distribution, standardized Track & Trace workflows and centralized performance monitoring for both Continental and its service providers, with the ability to intervene in real time. Documented advantages included improved customer service, easier communication, harmonized status data across service providers, comprehensible real time performance monitoring and flexible expansion to sea, air and express transports.
Ingram Micro Distribution 23500 $48.0B United States SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2015 n/a
In 2015, Ingram Micro implemented SupplyOn Transport Visibility as its Real-Time Transportation Visibility solution to centralize shipment status and provide real-time tracking across multiple carriers. SupplyOn Transport Visibility was deployed to support Ingram Micro’s e‑commerce and fulfillment operations, including the company’s online shops in the DACH region and the Netherlands, and to extend visibility across outbound and inbound flows. The implementation focused on centralizing transport status data and operationalizing management by exception, with configurable alerting for predefined events such as missed delivery windows. Functional capabilities implemented include real-time status consolidation across carriers, transit time and carrier performance evaluation, event alerting by email and SMS, and visibility of truck-level contents to support prioritized inbound processing and sell out of the truck scenarios. Data flows from carriers were prepared for internal systems and the solution was integrated into customer-facing channels so order pages and the online shop could display expected product availability and quantities prior to warehouse receipt. The deployment served both order-tracking for end customers and internal planning use cases, enabling warehouse teams to schedule unloading resources based on expected truck contents and arrival times. Governance and process changes emphasized exception handling and inbound prioritization, shifting customer support away from status research toward higher-value case resolution. The implementation supported carrier network analysis at postal code granularity to identify weak points and inform tactical carrier changes. Outcomes reported include increased customer self-service tracking, reduced call center research effort, improved inbound cycle planning, and the commercial ability to sell goods while in transit, all delivered through the SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility capability.
Aerospace and Defense 24499 $8.2B Germany SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2016 n/a
Automotive 175264 $171.5B Germany SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2019 n/a
Automotive 639608 $380.7B Germany SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2019 n/a
Automotive 500 $250M Germany SupplyOn SupplyOn Transport Visibility Real-Time Transportation Visibility 2020 n/a
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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD SupplyOn Transport Visibility Coverage

SupplyOn Transport Visibility is a Real-Time Transportation Visibility solution from SupplyOn.

Companies worldwide use SupplyOn Transport Visibility, from small firms to large enterprises across 21+ industries.

Organizations such as Volkswagen, Mercedes Benz, BMW, Ingram Micro and Continental are recorded users of SupplyOn Transport Visibility for Real-Time Transportation Visibility.

Companies using SupplyOn Transport Visibility are most concentrated in Automotive and Distribution, with adoption spanning over 21 industries.

Companies using SupplyOn Transport Visibility are most concentrated in Germany and United States, with adoption tracked across 195 countries worldwide. This global distribution highlights the popularity of SupplyOn Transport Visibility across Americas, EMEA, and APAC.

Companies using SupplyOn Transport Visibility range from small businesses with 0-100 employees - 0%, to mid-sized firms with 101-1,000 employees - 14.29%, large organizations with 1,001-10,000 employees - 0%, and global enterprises with 10,000+ employees - 85.71%.

Customers of SupplyOn Transport Visibility include firms across all revenue levels — from $0-100M, to $101M-$1B, $1B-$10B, and $10B+ global corporations.

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