Many asset poolers size their pool on assumed rotation and absorb losses they cannot trace, because counts are manual and periodic. CLC replaces those assumptions with reliable knowledge of where your load carriers are and how they move, so you can serve the same volume with a smaller pool and build a stronger offer for your customers.
Load carriers at unknown locations or outside agreed contract locations are flagged, so a loss becomes something you can address with the right party rather than write off.
Dwell time and bottleneck insights show how fast your load carriers actually cycle, so the same volume can be served with a smaller pool.
Usage and location data let you price each contract on how a customer actually uses your fleet, giving you more to compete on in tenders than price alone.
Know your pool
Depots and the logistics partners that run them are where your load carriers are counted, repaired and sent back out, which makes them a logical place to start and the first source of knowledge you can act on.
Know how many load carriers are on hand at each connected depot and customer location
See depot throughput and handling based on data rather than estimates
Give auditors defensible pool counts and your customers the reuse records PPWR asks for
Accountability that pays
An untraced loss is a discount you never agreed to give, paid for by the customers who handle your load carriers well. CLC shows who was responsible for a load carrier, when and where, so you can address losses to the right party.
Settle disputes with customers, depots and logistics partners on digital proof
Coordinate deliveries and collections on shared data rather than by phone and email
Stand out in tenders with digitally enabled load carriers and transparent terms
Scale changes everything: what takes a moment per load carrier adds up across an entire pool. That is why CLC is designed for large-scale implementation, so the knowledge you build grows with every load carrier, depot and customer location you connect.
First, we establish what your pool needs to know and which points of interest matter most. CLC then rolls out a solution designed for scale and delivers the hardware, software, connectivity, installation and support itself, as one complete service.
Together we choose the insights that matter most, such as dwell time or loss attribution and activate those that help you run a smaller pool, cut depot and repair costs or price contracts fairly.
Your picture grows with every location you add and through TTAN™, an independent network that every receiver CLC installs becomes part of. Your customers and depot partners can connect too, so where you agree to share data, you work from the same facts.
A pool that fits the volume
Dwell time and turnaround data show how fast your load carriers really cycle, so pool size follows actual behaviour rather than assumptions.
Responsibility you can address
Knowing who was responsible for a load carrier, when and where, lets you settle losses and disputes with the right party.
Counts you can defend
Asset-level records give auditors an accurate picture of your pool and give your customers the reuse evidence PPWR asks for.
Paying for capacity you already have
Surplus load carriers are bought to cover rotation and dwell times that have never actually been measured.
Losses nobody answers for
When something goes wrong, it is unclear whom to address, so losses are written off and disputes drag on through phone calls and emails.
Counts based on estimates
Manual, periodic counts leave the size and value of your pool open to question when auditors, banks or tax authorities review them.
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Asset poolers should not have to size a pool, price a contract or write off a load carrier on the basis of an assumption. Once the knowledge behind those decisions is reliable, the pool you already own becomes a source of more profit and that knowledge grows with every location you connect.
NewsOur new name, visual identity and positioning reflect how we have evolved from connecting load carriers to creating measurable supply chain value. Read why connecting a load carrier is only the beginning, and what stays the same for our customers.
BlogManual inbound counts, loading errors and missing roll cages have become so normal in retail DCs that nobody counts what they cost. Carl McInerney explains where that cost hides, how it reaches the shelf and why knowledge of your load carriers is the place to start.
PodcastIn an episode of the ''Does Logistics Matter?'' podcast, CLC CEO Davy Baars explains why digitalising the supply chain starts with the operational questions you need answered, not with the hardware you buy. Read the key takeaways or listen to the full conversation.
