In the process of sea transportation, when facing a massive amount of goods arriving at the port, in order to improve the efficiency of loading and unloading, containers are generally used for the handling of goods. For the convenience of daily management, shipping container allocation services have become an important link in the logistics industry. The following text will introduce this service from three aspects to facilitate people's better understanding.

A. Reasonably allocate the required quantity. The proportion of containers used in maritime transportation is still very high. In order to allocate the current quantity reasonably, it is necessary to understand the specific route of sea transportation in advance and confirm the specific nature of this batch of goods. This approach can reduce the workload of sea transportation and help everyone choose corresponding containers for loading and unloading. Enable containers to play a greater role under systematic management.

B. Real time inspection of box usage. The sea freight container allocation service includes real-time inspection of the condition of the container, and a responsible person will conduct on-site inspections. When damage is found to the container, it should be replaced and processed in a timely manner. At the same time, repair registration should be carried out for damaged boxes, and specialized personnel should be dispatched for regular repairs to avoid affecting the efficiency of loading and unloading goods. In the past, due to the lack of this allocation service, it was easy to encounter delays in sea transportation due to insufficient preparation of box quantities.

C. Arrange the container allocation process. For the current container transportation route, it is necessary to plan in advance so that after arrival at the port, these containers can be reasonably arranged on other ships, improving the utilization rate of the container itself and reducing the occurrence of inability to find the container when needed.

D. Regularly check the inventory of containers. We will conduct regular inventory checks on containers, and conduct comprehensive calculations based on the number of containers transported by sea, the number of containers stored at ports, and the number of containers repaired in warehouses. Reasonably allocate according to different locations and ports. When there is a shortage of boxes, it is necessary to purchase and supplement them in a timely manner to avoid affecting the timely implementation of the shipping plan.