Rotterdam
European ocean desk
Start with the cargo-ready date and the point at which responsibility changes. The local desk view brings together the Rotterdam lanes, cross-dock example and ocean planning notes. Use its quotation preset to prepare a worksheet; it does not email the desk.
ocean@relay-quay.example
Example planning hours: Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 Europe/Amsterdam. No staffed service is provided by this demo.
Open desk details ↗Read location details ↗Hamburg
Inland and projects desk
The inland view connects road, intermodal and specialist project requirements. It helps distinguish linehaul from the appointment needed to unload. For a difficult access site, record vehicle restrictions and the person who can confirm a delivery slot before treating a journey as feasible.
inland@relay-quay.example
Example planning hours: Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 Europe/Berlin. These are illustrative office hours, not a response commitment.
Open desk details ↗Read location details ↗Singapore
Consolidation and air desk
Use this desk to compare the information required for an ocean consolidation and an air-cargo enquiry. It links supplier receiving records, packed dimensions and a release checklist. A smaller shipment is not automatically suitable for air carriage; cargo classification still needs review.
cargo@relay-quay.example
Example planning hours: Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 Asia/Singapore. No messages are sent or monitored.
Open desk details ↗Read location details ↗Halifax
Atlantic receiving desk
The Atlantic view starts where the sea lane ends. It explains which receiving instructions, clearance arrangements and inland plans remain outside the terminal-to-terminal example. The worksheet can retain those questions locally, but cannot confirm terminal access or obtain a release.
receiving@relay-quay.example
Example planning hours: Monday–Friday, 09:00–17:00 America/Halifax. This is a fictional contact point.
Open desk details ↗Read location details ↗