Cubeship provides ocean freight, air freight, LCL consolidation, PO management, FTZ solutions, warehousing, U.S.-Mexico cross-border logistics, and customs-sensitive import support for brands shipping into the United States. Explore related industry logistics solutions and request a quote when you're ready.
Cubeship helps brands and import teams manage purchase orders before cargo is on the water. That means tighter milestone control, clearer vendor follow-up, and better coordination between factory readiness, booking, shipping documents, and warehouse planning.
Track PO readiness, supplier handoff dates, and cargo availability so teams can spot delays before they impact booking windows or destination inventory plans.
Keep commercial invoices, packing lists, booking requests, and shipping instructions moving together so there are fewer downstream surprises when freight is ready to move.
Separate urgent, launch-critical, and replenishment orders to support smarter mode decisions across ocean, air, LCL, and cross-border execution.
Give distribution, customs, and warehouse teams earlier visibility into what is shipping, when it is expected, and which orders need immediate attention on arrival.
See purchase orders as an operational pipeline instead of waiting for updates once freight is already in motion.
Connect vendor communication, booking execution, and destination planning in one managed workflow.
Escalate delays earlier and make faster calls on routing, timing, and service level when orders shift.
Cubeship supports Foreign Trade Zone workflows for importers that need tighter control over duty timing, inventory visibility, and compliant inbound operations. We help connect the FTZ program to the actual flow of cargo, documents, warehousing, and downstream distribution.
Map inbound cargo, admissions, inventory movements, and downstream release requirements so the FTZ operation supports real shipment velocity instead of becoming a separate manual process.
Align customs-sensitive documentation, inventory controls, and transaction milestones to support compliant FTZ handling across receipt, storage, and withdrawal activity.
Use FTZ structure to improve landed-cost control, defer duty events where appropriate, and support better planning around inventory turns and release schedules.
Connect FTZ activity with purchase orders, ocean bookings, warehouse planning, and delivery execution so teams can make faster decisions with cleaner data.
Bring FTZ operations into the same management rhythm as freight, warehousing, and import planning.
Reduce hand-off risk by aligning documentation, warehouse handling, and customs-facing activity.
Support smarter cash flow and landed-cost planning through a more deliberate FTZ operating model.