The logistic process can be challenging for newcomers with its numerous stages and documents. Customers can look for the lowest price for shipping while consciously or unconsciously hiding additional information about cargo.
So, what information is needed to get the correct shipping price calculation? Today, we will cover every step in detail.
We require specific information about your cargo to ensure accurate shipping price calculations and avoid customs issues or delays. Please describe the material, product application, number of pieces, net weight, gross weight, and a direct link to the product you want to ship. Let us know the type of product you want to deliver, and we will calculate the correct shipping price for you.
Important note! If you want to calculate a price in a company other than DiFright, do not indicate your supplier, the final consumer, or your personal data. It is just enough to describe the product. Be careful sharing your personal info.
When it comes to shipping, we typically use gross weight as a unit of measurement. To ensure you are charged the correct amount and avoid any complications during transportation, clearly understanding your cargo's net and gross weight is essential.
The standard unit of measurement for volume in Europe is cubic meters (m³). To calculate the package size volume, multiply length x width x height. We need to know the volume information, as the shipment will be in a container with a limited volume and capacity.
We need to understand the value of your product and, therefore, a responsibility we and the carrier have. We are not discussing "insurance" here, but the amount of product and value to calculate custom tolls correctly.
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