Sep, 2002 : Inflow Effectively Supports Trucking ASP

📅 September 16, 2002 - Managed Web hosting and IT services provider Inflow Inc. (inflow.com) said on Monday that St. Louis-based transportation industry ASP FREIGHTlist.com Inc. has identified Inflow's service as substantially more effective than its previous provider in meeting the company's considerable demands.

FREIGHTlist delivers a complete Web-based dispatch and electronic payment system designed to reduce the daily costs faced by trucking companies. The service's specialized features are intended to increase efficiency and profitability for freight forwarders, brokers, shippers, trucking companies and owner operators. The company, says Inflow, has a critical need for a reliable hosting solution.
"We are thrilled to be able to support the needs of FREIGHTlist.com," says J.R. Wiesmann, general manager for Inflow in St. Louis. "The relationship we have built over the years with them is indicative of our world-class customer support and solution set that we can bring to the table for our customers."
FRIEGHTlist.com says it experienced considerable downtime and operational problems with its first out-of-state service provider, which originally prompted the company to work with Inflow.
"We are thrilled to be able to support the needs of FREIGHTlist.com," said J.R. Wiesmann, general manager for Inflow in St. Louis. "The relationship we have built over the years with them is indicative of our world-class customer support and solution set that we can bring to the table for our customers."
Inflow says that, since making the switch, FREIGHTlist.com has not experienced a single problem with its service. FREIGHTlist.com has been upgrading its service as its business grows, and plans to continue.

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