Two of the fastest growing cross-border ecommerce brands in the world have joined forces to help their customers achieve frictionless trade and manage cross-border data to cope with critical events including the US STOP Act and the launch next month of the EU’s Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS).
SEKO Logistics, the global freight forwarder, 3PL and supply chain management specialist with a growing focus on ecommerce solutions, has selected Hurricane Commerce as its global cross-border data partner.
Hurricane’s technology will be available via SEKO’s Omni-Parcel platform which provides brand owners, retailers and e-tailers with a global eCommerce solution.
The company’s solutions will also be rolled out through SEKO’s Transport Management System (TMS) and Warehouse Management System (WMS) portals. SEKO has previously been using Hurricane’s solutions for ecommerce customers in Australia and the United States.
This is particularly interesting as we have seen over the past six months, since Brexit, significant challenges with cross border shipping and, whilst it’s the seller who is ultimately responsible for getting the goods to their customer, it’s great to see an intermediary put solutions in place. Brexit isn’t the only game in town however and the US STOP ACt and EU IOSS are increasingly going to require simple solutions to complex cross-border data reporting challenges when shipping overseas.
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“We are delighted to have chosen Hurricane as our global partner for the provision of cross-border data. We pride ourselves on only working with the best-in-class and Hurricane’s solutions are truly world-leading in the field of data provision.
In today’s global ecommerce, nothing moves without the right data. Increasing rules and regulations mean that shipments have to have accurate data sets otherwise they are going to run into severe problems. For SEKO, it is an imperative that we keep our customers’ goods moving and Hurricane is a key partner in enabling us to achieve this.”
– David Emerson, Senior Vice-President ecommerce Solutions, SEKO Logistics
“SEKO sets the standard in cross-border ecommerce logistics and supply chain management and we are delighted to have signed this global partnership agreement.
The fast-moving regulatory landscape means that complete and valid data is non-negotiable in international ecommerce. Events like Brexit, the US STOP Act and, from July 1, the EU VAT Package and the Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS) are having a massive impact on the requirements to succeed in cross-border ecommerce.”
– Martyn Noble, CEO, Hurricane Commerce
Martyn Noble was a cohost and speaker at Tamebay Live in May. You can learn more about the challenges of managing cross-border data in an increasingly regulated world by watching his masterclass, which examines for merchants, marketplaces and others involved in international ecommerce, what good looks like and how to nail it.
“Failure to meet the mandatory requirement for high quality data including product descriptions, HS6 codes, 8- and 10- digit import and export codes and country of origin, is resulting in parcels increasingly being stopped by customs.
This leads to huge additional logistical and cost challenges around returns, warehousing and transportation. But just as important is the long-term damage done to the brand reputation of retailers, marketplaces and their supply chain partners.”
– David Spottiswood, Co-Founder, Hurricane Commerce
Hurricane’s solutions include Aura, covering the critical cross-border areas of duty and tax calculation, prohibited and restricted goods screening and denied parties screening, and Zephyr, its blisteringly quick data bulk clearance data enhancement tool.
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