Inventory tracking in less-than-truckload logistics

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Inventory tracking in less-than-truckload logistics refers to the continuous or periodic process of recording, monitoring and documenting stock levels of individual shipment units (piece goods) throughout the transportation and supply chain. Its purpose is to ensure real-time visibility of stock quantities, locations and status of goods to meet delivery deadlines and prevent stockouts.

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