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View location and condition data for all shipments on Tive—or integrate into your systems.
It starts with the push of a button
Receive hyper-accurate location in real-time with cellular, GPS, and WiFi
Get real-time alerts on shipment conditions such as temperature, humidity, shock, and light
View location and condition data for all shipments on Tive or integrate into your systems
To help save your shipments, Tive’s 24/7 Live Monitoring team collaborates with you and the carrier when there is an issue.
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Synchrogistics, a leading third-party logistics firm, was founded in 2010 with the goal of combining high-level data analytics with expert consulting. Fueled by a strong desire to improve shipment visibility, they needed a reliable way to track shipments—one that was in their control, as opposed to solutions where they could only rely on what drivers reported back to them.
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Founded in 1908, Lamaignere is a global freight transportation company with a presence in more than a dozen countries. Because Lamaignere handles sensitive, high-value goods subject to specific environmental parameters, the company deemed it necessary to obtain real-time visibility over its shipment—and they turned to Tive
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Potomac Metals—a privately-held, independent scrap metal recycling company—was founded in 1996 in Sterling, Virginia, and offers a variety of services to their commercial, residential, and industrial customers. Prior to Tive, the company was at the mercy of their brokers and dispatchers. Potomac Metals lacked real-time insight into the location and condition of their shipments, and spent hours manually tracking their expensive cargo.
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