Connect EasyCargo integrations
Plot your container and truck loading layouts to optimize cargo space using EasyCargo. Connecting this 3D planner to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly create shipments, import item dimensions, and share interactive 3D links. Verify axle weight limits and export details to your ERP databases. Sign up today to build your first automated logistics pipeline.

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Automate Your Load Planning by Integrating EasyCargo with Make
Connect EasyCargo with Make to automate your load planning. Eliminate manual data errors, sync real-time shipping reports, and share key insights with your logistics team instantly.
Automated load planning from ERPs
Automatically send order dimensions and weights from your e-commerce or ERP platform directly into EasyCargo to generate load plans without manual data entry.
Real-time spreadsheet syncing
Automatically update Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets with cargo space utilization details as soon as a shipment is planned.
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Seamless report sharing
Instantly share generated 3D load plans and PDF reports with your warehouse team or drivers via Slack, email, or cloud storage.
Instant team notifications
Keep your logistics and sales teams aligned by sending automatic notifications whenever a container loading plan is completed or updated.
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