ISOFlex Packaging Flexes its Supply Chain Muscles

ISOFlex, part of the Sigma Plastics Group, was in need of a new Transportation Management System (TMS) that could help the company better manage and control its logistics operations. The company's immediate need was a single interface to procure and manage both TL and LTL transportation. More specifically, LTL carrier integrations, TL contract management, and spot market brokerage access. The company had identified several ways it could substantially reduce freight costs – using volume LTL instead of TL, rate shopping across modes, newly renegotiated contract rates – but couldn’t fully realize those benefits without a TMS. As long-term thinkers, future expansions were also top of mind. Being part of a multi-location operation meant that any new TMS needed the ability to scale for broader coverage and greater efficiencies. Unfortunately, the product they initially chose was decommissioned shortly after they began implementation, leading to a renewed search for a reliable TMS.

ISOFlex is a part of the Sigma Plastics Group. The company was in need of a new Transportation Management System (TMS) that could help it better manage and control its logistics operations. The company had identified several ways it could substantially reduce freight costs, but couldn’t fully realize those benefits without a TMS. Being part of a multi-location operation, any new TMS needed the ability to scale for broader coverage and greater efficiencies. The company's immediate need was a single interface to procure and manage both TL and LTL transportation, more specifically, LTL carrier integrations, TL contract management, and spot market brokerage access.