India sets stakeholder deadline for digital, central portal

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India sets stakeholder deadline for digital, central portal

India Special Correspondent | Mar 28, 2018 10:58AM EDT
The central portal is designed to handle delivery orders, transport orders, gate open cut-off times, delivery gate schedules, gate-in bookings, and pre-gate schedules electronically, instead of in hard-copy form — an existing system that entails long delays and lacks shipment visibility.
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