ImportIQ
Consolidated Shipment Management for Multi-Supplier Containers
FlowIQ helps teams control containers that include multiple suppliers, multiple invoices and shared freight charges.
Why consolidated containers create errors
When several suppliers share one container, freight and clearance costs must be allocated fairly. Manual spreadsheets often over-cost one supplier and under-cost another.
FlowIQ control points
Use shipment workspaces, supplier invoice grouping, cost allocation methods and landed cost review to keep consolidated shipments commercially accurate.
Questions this page answers
How should freight be allocated across multiple suppliers?
Freight should be allocated using a method that matches the cost driver: value for insurance-like costs, quantity for unit handling, weight or volume for freight-heavy shipments.
Who is FlowIQ best suited for?
FlowIQ is best suited for importers, distributors, wholesalers and manufacturers that need better control over landed cost, inventory planning, shipments, margins and operational profitability.
Is FlowIQ only an ERP?
No. FlowIQ is positioned around operational profit recovery: identifying where margin, stock availability and process control are being lost, then giving teams the tools to fix those gaps.
Can FlowIQ replace spreadsheets?
Yes. FlowIQ replaces spreadsheet workflows for landed cost, consolidated shipment costing, inventory forecasting, purchasing, invoicing, reporting and operational task control.
Recover profit hidden in imports, inventory and operations.
FlowIQ helps teams move from spreadsheet uncertainty to operational control.
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