DEMO workflow case study

Shanghai → Barcelona: one import controlled across 3 Excel tools

A fictional example showing how shipment tracking, landed cost and document control fit together in one operation. It does not represent a real customer or shipment.

Shanghai→Barcelona
ETD05/10Planned departure
ETA09/11Planned arrival
DEMO goods value€18,500Fictional data
Documents6/8Example status
Shipment & Import Tracker – Excel Dashboard ETA/ETD
01 · Shipment tracking

First: dates, carrier, status and priority

The shipment enters the Tracker with reference, ETD, ETA, carrier, status, owner and last update. When ETA changes, the team can see which shipment needs attention.

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Landed Cost Calculator – Import Cost Excel Template
02 · LANDED COST

Then: what the import really costs

Purchase value, freight, insurance, duty, tax and local charges are brought into one structure to estimate total and unit cost.

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Import & Export Document Checklist – Excel Template
03 · Documents

Finally: know what is missing before arrival

Invoice, packing list, B/L, origin and customs documents are tracked by status and due date instead of relying on scattered emails or memory.

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One connected workflow

Tracker + Landed Cost + Document Checklist in one pack.

The Essentials Pack includes the three tools used in this fictional workflow example.

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