“We’re really excited about the collaboration with SeaRates. AEB’s long-held vision is digitalization of cross-border trade, and we see this as a game-changing market offer that will add real benefits to SeaRates’ customers globally,” said Markus Meissner, CEO of AEB.
“The cooperation with AEB is a major step in our mission to provide freight forwarders with the best web-based tools to enhance the growth of their business. Adding worldwide digitized customs clearance services from AEB is a significant benefit to our customers,” said Mike Bhaskaran, Chief Operating Officer of Digital Technology, and driving force behind SeaRates ERP.
A vast group of freight forwarders gained immediate and direct access to AEB’s customs clearance services when the integration in SeaRates ERP was completed in late 2024. The platform’s success has resulted in a large existing user base which is expected to grow even faster with more services and tools being added. SeaRates ERP has also been made an affordable and easily accessible choice for the 8,000 members of the Digital Freight Alliance, which offers a Premium Membership in which access to the platform is included.