TNPA to implement new e-commerce platform for SA ports
In another step to digitalise South Africa's port operations and transform ports into 'SMART People's Ports', Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) will replace the nine-year-old PortsOnline system which customers previously used for online submission of cargo documentation, with a fully integrated e-commerce platform. The new Order to Cash initiative is expected to go live in April 2017.
TNPA chief financial officer and executive sponsor of the project, Mohammed Abdool, said: “PortsOnline had significantly reduced the manual capturing process and the time taken to conclude the online order processing cycle. The aim now is to cater for the changing needs of TNPA ports and customers by creating a better custo...
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