Exports

On June 17, 2025 at the Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) Annual Meeting, Kevin Speers had the opportunity to share an update on one of the most persistent challenges in containerized agricultural exports: Changes to Earliest Receiving Dates (ERDs) and Cut-offs.

APIs are emerging as the preferred choice for modern supply chains over EDI. This article explains why.

APIs and webhooks are related, but what’s the difference between APIs and webhooks, and when should you use one over the other?

An international shipper  with complex global operations required seamless coordination between its Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)...

Interoperability is a central tenent of Splice. When data moves easily between systems, the result is faster processes and lower costs.

Splice Exports now includes rail receiving dates at 170+ intermodal terminals, helping exporters, forwarders, and truckers align with ERD and vessel cut-off times.

Event-driven automation creates a lot of value because it can affect so many aspects of shipping and logistics.

Our 2024 AgTC presentation on receiving dates and the various reasons they are hard to set and track. Spoiler alert: Using Splice will help!

Let’s get into what earliest receiving dates (ERD)and cut-off dates entail and why they matter.

Export visibility data are key to success. Earliest receiving dates, cut-offs, and vessel schedules underpin good management and planning.

This article delves into the intricacies of export demurrage at marine terminals, exploring its causes, costs, and potential solutions.

Drayage is critical to export container logistics. A key factor to success are timely updates to the earliest receiving dates.

This edition hits several big topics for exporters: exchange rates, economic growth (or lack thereof), optimism in US logistics, the Red Sea and Panama Canal crises, and chassis pools. That's a diverse mix.

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses in supply chain, shipping and logistics are continually seeking ways to...

Splice recently announced a partnership with Turvo, and it speaks to the challenges of aligning data in supply chain and logistics.

The outlook for U.S. exports is anything but clear, but here are the macroeconomic and geopolitical factors that could affect performance.

Detention and demurrage won't go away in a post surge environment. Knowing how to manage accordingly as new rules and regs roll out is key.

Last year brought about many notable events in logistics tech, but perhaps the biggest was the dissolution of TradeLens.

Automation drives effectiveness and efficiency, which are both staples in creating meaningful work for employees.

Instead of hearing issues within the supply chain and logistics industry, we heard a call to action and created Splice.