CargoWiz

The better you organize items in a container the more you can fit in. The same goes for large cargo and this is of more importance since money has a saying in it. Luckily, you can now easily figure out how to store products in different shipping containers with applications like CargoWiz, with as little effort as possible.

Most work you're required to perform is filling out a cargo database along with its technical specifications like size and weight. Arrangement is automatically done according to provided values, with the whole process taking you through three easy steps.

You can also take advantage of a few examples to get a general idea of how things work and what can be accomplished. It's also a good method to just modify size specifications for your current cargo or use container details as a template.

There's also the possibility to create everything from scratch, starting with the truck, container or pallet. A table stores all entries and you need to fill in corresponding fields for name, length, width and height, with units displayed in the system chosen the first time you launched the application.

Next up comes the cargo setup, which is done in a similar manner. A table is also responsible for holding product data, with some mandatory fields so the application can use for arrangement, as well as additional ones to make them easily identifiable.

Multiple circumstances can be considered, with options to set allowed orientation, whether or not to stay only on the bottom layer or total amount of units that can be stacked. This is also where you get to specify the number of items to load, with the required space displayed in the form of containers and meters.

Last but not least, you get to view and analyze cargo configuration. Each type is colored differently for easy identification. Hitting the “Load Container” button calculates the most efficient arrangement based on size specifications and other rules. A 3D model is displayed along with all needed info, such as volume used, items left out and number of containers used.

It can take a little while for the process to finish, but the result is rewarding. You also have the option to manually arrange each piece of cargo in an interactive and intuitive environment. The layout can be saved and applied to other loads.

Images can be saved to file to share with the team. This greatly comes in handy, especially because you can take a step by step overview of the process, showing you in real time on the 3D preview how to arrange cargo.

To sum it up, CargoWiz does a pretty good job an is sure to enhance delivery businesses. Because of full control over cargo and container types, it perfectly blends in any type of environment where arrangement is of the essence. Although it can take some time to process, you can rest assured that regardless of what you need to store and where, the solution is a few mouse clicks away.