1. Quickly calculate how many containers are needed for proposed shipment and how many products can be put into a container.

2. Quickly answer customers' questions about the container space that taken by proposed order or shipment.

3. Make quick adjustments to the quantities to just fill a truck or container. Establish your professional image.

4. Let your customer know the exact cost of his order in advance which can be important for advance financial arrangements like letters of credit, payment in advance and so on, also for customs documents on international shipments.

5. When orders are LCL, advising shipping companies how much room your shipment will take. Or if you are a freight forwarder or transport company, you may want Loadmaster determine the same after gathering info from your customers.

6. Save logistics and labor costs by loading more. And if the order is based on how many products you can put into one container, the more space you use, the more profit you will get.

7. Reduce inference that caused by human factors, that means, as employees come, go, of change position, there is no significant concern.

8. Share loading plan via E-mail or Internet with colleagues or customers overseas, raise communication efficiency and improve management processes.