Continental achieves 82% ocean freight visibility and automates supply chain workflows with project44
COVID-19 disrupted Continental's global logistics network, leaving the company unable to track thousands of ocean containers in transit. Manufacturing plants depended on timely arrivals to maintain production schedules, but without accurate tracking, teams could not proactively manage disruptions or avoid costly production stoppages.
Continental now tracks 70–80% of ocean shipments with a peak of 82% visibility in January 2024, prevented production stoppages, and freed local buyers from hours of manual tracking by automating shipment data updates through SAP integration.
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What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
Continental now tracks 70–80% of ocean shipments with a peak of 82% visibility in January 2024, prevented production stoppages, and freed local buyers from hours of manual tracking by automating shipment data updates…
What tools did this team use?
project44, Movement platform, SAP.
What results were reported?
Ocean shipment visibility peak: 82%; Ocean shipments currently tracked: 70-80%; Production stoppages: Prevented production stoppages due to delayed shipments; Manual tracking time for local buyers: hours manually tracking shipments (source-reported, not independently verified).
How is this supply chain AI workflow structured?
SAP integration ingests shipment data → Predictive ETA computation → Exception and incident monitoring → Real-time visibility delivered to stakeholders → Carrier performance analysis.