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| Vol. 20 No. 43 | Monday
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API Gets It On Air Canada |
“We are thrilled to implement important technology for Air Canada Cargo and are excited about the role it will play in advancing the industry toward the digitization of processes, and indeed our business as a whole,” said Matthieu Casey, Senior Director, Global Sales and Revenue Optimization as Canada’s largest airline went live with its air cargo Application Programming Interface (API) solution. Plenty of enhanced benefits as the solution takes off to make shipping easier with a schedule of additional APIs ahead and in 2022. “Our API benefits Air Canada Cargo’s valued customers who increasingly will able to take advantage of the many benefits the solution provides,” Matt continued. API in a nut shell streamlines manual interactions such as quoting, booking, scheduling, and track and trace requests by improving connectivity of several different systems and processes to offer an enhanced booking flow. “By being directly integrated with Air Canada Cargo, customers are able to reduce the amount of time taken to complete a booking or AWB, resulting in improved efficiency.” More, Click here |
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