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Flexport Rolls Out New Tech Amid Global Freight Disruptions

By MGN Editorial•March 13, 2026 at 01:54 PM

Flexport, a leading freight forwarding and logistics technology company, has released new features to help shippers navigate the current global supply chain chaos.

Flexport, a prominent freight forwarding and logistics technology company, has announced the rollout of several new features to its platform amid the ongoing global supply chain disruptions. According to a report from FreightWaves, Flexport's latest release comes at a time when some of its new capabilities could prove particularly beneficial to shippers navigating the current freight chaos. The new features include enhanced visibility tools, improved exception management, and expanded multimodal options. 'The timing of this release is quite interesting, as many of these new features are directly applicable to the challenges shippers are facing in the current environment,' said one industry analyst, speaking to FreightWaves. 'Things like better exception reporting and more flexible multimodal options can be a real lifeline for companies struggling to keep goods moving.' The global supply chain has faced unprecedented challenges over the past two years, with the COVID-19 pandemic, port congestion, equipment shortages, and other disruptions causing widespread delays and skyrocketing freight rates. In this context, logistics technology providers like Flexport are racing to develop solutions to help shippers and carriers adapt. 'Flexport has always been at the forefront of freight tech innovation, and this latest release shows they're really doubling down to support their customers through these turbulent times,' commented the gCaptain maritime news site. 'The ability to quickly identify and resolve exceptions, combined with more multimodal flexibility, could be a game-changer for a lot of businesses.' As the global supply chain continues to face significant headwinds, maritime and logistics companies will likely continue to seek out advanced technological solutions to improve visibility, flexibility, and resilience. Flexport's new features appear well-positioned to address some of the industry's most pressing challenges.
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