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Fleet Enable Launches Stack Enable, Revolutionizing Last-Mile Carriers’ Warehouse Management

Fleet Enable Launches Stack Enable, a Cutting-Edge Last-Mile Delivery Management Software

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Fleet Enable Launches Stack Enable, Revolutionizing Last-Mile Carriers’ Warehouse Management
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Fleet Enable Launches Stack Enable, a Cutting-Edge Last-Mile Delivery Management Software

New Warehouse Management Tool Optimizes Operations and Reduces Costs for White Glove, Air Freight, and Transportation Companies

Austin, Texas, September 25, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Fleet Enable, a leading last-mile transportation management software company, today announced the launch of Stack Enable, an advanced warehouse management tool designed to streamline inventory control and warehouse operations for carriers in the logistics industry.

Stack Enable extends Fleet Enable’s existing transportation management system with a comprehensive solution tailored for white glove, air freight, and handling carriers managing both transport and warehousing. This powerful tool helps businesses optimize their warehouse operations, enhance efficiency, and significantly reduce costs.

“In today’s competitive last-mile market, carriers need every advantage they can get,” said Krishna Vattipalli, CEO and founder of Fleet Enable. “Stack Enable provides this edge by offering a user-friendly and highly efficient warehouse management solution that complements our transportation management system and prepares businesses for e-commerce readiness. It is designed to help carriers automate their operations and increase profitability.”

Key Features of Stack Enable Include:

  • Real-time inventory tracking and management
  • Barcode printing and scanning
  • Digital warehouse
  • Yard management
  • Customizable reporting and analytics
  • Seamless integration with the Fleet Enable transportation management system
  • Insights and reporting

The launch of Stack Enable comes at a critical time for the logistics industry. Carriers often operate on thin margins and face pressure to scale their businesses effectively, challenges that Stack Enable addresses. By optimizing warehouse operations, this tool helps carriers reduce management costs while preparing them for business growth.

“Stack Enable is more than just another warehouse management system,” added Ravi Chavali, AI & Product Lead at Fleet Enable. “It’s a strategic asset enabling carriers to transform their warehouse operations into a competitive advantage. Whether you aim to cut costs or scale your business, Stack Enable provides the capabilities needed for success.”

Stack Enable is now available to Fleet Enable customers. For more information about Stack Enable or to schedule a demo, visit fleetenable.com/stackenable.

About Fleet Enable:

Fleet Enable is the most comprehensive TMS built specifically for last-mile carriers. Focusing on white glove, air freight, and handling carriers, Fleet Enable’s software helps companies streamline their last-mile operations, boost efficiency, and drive growth.

Press Contact:

kontakt@fleetenable.com

Media Contacts

Krishna Vattipalli, Fleet Enable, 1 216-293-7917, pr@fleetenable.com, fleetenable.com

Michelle LeBlanc, Drop & Hook, 1 978-407-5294, michelle@dropandhookcontent.com, dropandhookcontent.com

Source: Fleet Enable


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