Integrated solution / door-to-door

One plan, coordinating every handover through to delivery.

FEESGO coordinates transport, customs, insurance, warehousing and final-mile delivery around one outcome, with an owner and the required information at each handover.

Control
One coordinated shipment
Modes
Air · sea · rail to China
Reach
Origin → destination
Direct contact
FEESGO LOGISTIC
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Operating scope

Coordinate each stage and define responsibilities.

For each segment, the plan identifies the provider, required documents, expected milestone and conditions for moving to the next step.

  1. 01

    Comparison of possible modes and routes

  2. 02

    Coordination of booking and documents

  3. 03

    Export customs with air or sea freight; China–France import clearance within FEESGO scope

  4. 04

    Cargo insurance reviewed as an option

  5. 05

    Integrated warehousing, preparation and distribution

  6. 06

    ETD / ETA, milestone and POD tracking with escalation of deviations

Operating steps

One central file, with clearly defined responsibilities.

Coordination starts with a complete view of the route and a clear definition of each party’s role.

  1. 01

    Map the flow

    List origin, destination, segments, gateways, Incoterm and expected outcome.

  2. 02

    Choose the links

    Compare modes, pre-carriage, customs, insurance, warehouse and distribution.

  3. 03

    Validate the plan

    Confirm responsibilities, pricing assumptions, documents, capacity and controls.

  4. 04

    Manage milestones

    Track ETD / ETA, handovers, deviations and POD through one shared file.

Service options

Coordinate only what needs coordination.

Scope may cover one essential segment, several coordination points or the complete door-to-door flow.

01

Coordinated segment

FEESGO handles one precise link: transport, customs or warehouse.

02

Multimodal

Several modes connected with defined transfer points and responsibilities.

03

Door-to-door

A complete chain from collection through to final delivery.

Price & lead time

What affects integrated coordination.

The wider the scope, the more clearly interfaces must be defined.

  1. 01

    Number of segments and expected responsibility

  2. 02

    Modes, handovers, customs and Incoterm

  3. 03

    Volumes, frequency and schedule

  4. 04

    Storage, preparation, reporting and visibility level

Prepare the request

Define the expected outcome and requirements at each handover.

Origins, destinations, responsibilities, documents, milestones and delivery criteria turn a general request into an executable plan.

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  • Origin, destination and intermediate points

  • Cargo, volumes and frequency

  • Schedule and expected service levels

  • Incoterms (EXW, FCA, FOB, CIF, DAP, DDP) and current responsibilities

  • Documents, customs and regulatory constraints

  • Storage, preparation and reporting needs

What the quotation confirms

The quotation states the service scope, operating conditions, required documents, price and estimated lead time. Transport or storage capacity is confirmed for each shipment.

FAQ

Door-to-door coordination questions.

Every segment remains subject to its own capacity and conditions.

01 Does one point of contact mean one physical provider?

No. FEESGO coordinates the file, while some segments may be performed by carriers or partners identified in the plan.

02 Why does the Incoterm matter?

It helps define who organises, pays and bears risk for each segment; the operating requirement must match the commercial contract.

03 Is cargo insurance included automatically?

No. It is reviewed as an option based on value, product, route and required cover.

Operating examples

Three situations, three operational responses.

These examples show how FEESGO defines the next action when documents, port operations or collection details do not match the plan.

IMPORT / WAREHOUSE Sea import · Le Havre to warehouse
Flow
China → France
Challenge
A container arrival required transport documents, release, free time (demurrage / detention) information and warehouse delivery to be aligned.
Handling
The B/L, invoice and packing list were grouped, container information reviewed and post-clearance delivery instructions prepared.
Outcome
The file was prepared for clearance, container release and onward movement to the warehouse.

Operating example · conditions adapted to each shipment

Next step

Compare options for your next shipment.

Share the origin, destination, cargo and target date. FEESGO asks only for the additional details needed to prepare a workable quotation.

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