Digital cards for port, shipping & freight teams
Built for forwarders, port agents, customs brokers, and warehousing teams across the GCC. One QR, bilingual EN/AR, works on quaysides from Sohar to Salalah.
Logistics moves fast. Your contact info shouldn't lag.
The freight-forwarder at Sohar this week is at Salalah next week. Customs brokers rotate between Ruwi, Port Sultan Qaboos, and Muscat Airport cargo. Between Jebel Ali, King Abdullah Port, and Hamad Port, a single shipper might deal with 10 agents across 4 countries.
A Cardify digital card keeps everyone current. When a port agent transfers from a Sohar desk to a Salalah one, the card updates, no reprinted stack, no client with an out-of-date number.
Add IATA/FIATA credentials, your HS-code specialty, languages spoken, and a scan QR that opens a WhatsApp chat with a pre-filled "RE: BL/AWB" subject line. That's how logistics runs today.
Port & terminal-ready
Single QR scan works on any smartphone, no app install needed at the quayside.
Printed QR on lanyards
Print a card with QR + attach to a lanyard / hi-vis vest. Still on-brand when a surveyor taps it.
IATA / FIATA / AEO display
Credential fields are template-level, not afterthought. Trust signals stay visible.
Bilingual vessel / port names
Arabic + English rendered proper RTL with tabular numerals for BL numbers.
Last-mile dispatch
Driver cards embed dispatch WhatsApp + live tracking link. Customers hit one button, not "did the driver text you?"
Single-source brand
Forwarders, port ops, and customs all on one template, so the Asyad standard looks the same everywhere.
GCC port & shipping logos, indexed
ASYAD Group, Sohar Port and Freezone, and related entities. SVG + PNG, free for identification use.
Logistics team questions
Who uses Cardify in logistics?
Does it work on-site at ports?
Can we show IATA/FIATA credentials?
How do we handle bilingual vessel/port names?
Can we cross-reference port logos?
Ready to roll out Cardify across your ops team?
Start with one port office and scale to the whole network.