Word and Excel can produce documents, but they cannot guarantee a clean, consistent dataset across surveyors, labs, terminals, and agents.
SpeedEDocs pulls information directly from those sources, applies checks, and generates every export document from the same validated data, cutting errors, rework and disputes.
Yes. SpeedEDocs is designed to mirror existing layouts and required formats, including liner-specific and Congen Bills of Lading, as well as standard trade documents.
Banks and counterparties receive documents that look and read as expected, only generated faster and with fewer errors.
Implementation is typically phased. You can start with one trade flow or site, connect the core data feeds (surveyors, labs, terminals, agents), and begin generating documents in the portal while existing processes run in parallel.
Once users are comfortable and templates are aligned, you can roll out to additional ports, terminals or commodities.
SpeedEDocs supports liner-specific, Congen, Seaway, and Genway Bills of Lading, as well as a wide range of export documents, including Shippers’ Declarations, Statements of Fact, and Cargo Manifests.
Templates can be configured to match your existing formats, so you meet each counterparty’s requirements without reinventing your process every time.
Because SpeedEDocs centralises data in a secure Azure-hosted database, updates made at the source are propagated to all relevant documents.
This reduces the risk of “orphaned” corrections and makes it easier to keep all versions aligned when changes occur late in the process.
All data in SpeedEDocs is encrypted and stored in company-specific, segregated databases hosted on Microsoft Azure.
You retain ownership of your data while Azure provides robust, enterprise-grade security and resilience.
Yes. SpeedEDocs is designed to integrate with other business Software, including accounting and mine management systems, and to operate with your existing operational tools.
It becomes the specialised layer for export documentation, sitting over the top of the systems that already generate the underlying data.