Sennder cooperates with Iveco and Co3

Until now, Iveco has not been able to digitally track spot loads, which are planned at short notice and carried out immediately. The partnership should now make this possible.

The transport start-up Sennder has announced a partnership with the commercial vehicle brand Iveco and the Co3 data platform. Together, they will enable Iveco vehicles equipped with Sennder's integrated vehicle tracking system to use the technology developed by Co3 and thus make spot landings digitally traceable. These loads are planned at short notice, are carried out on the same day and often only once. Until now, however, they have not been tracked using GPS tracking due to the short time window. With the new technology from Co3, this process only takes ten minutes, writes Sennder, and can therefore be activated quickly for the drivers.

Sennder currently employs 900 people who manage 40,000 of its own trucks and over 120,000 trucks under its care. So far, the Berlin-based company has announced one success after another: This year alone, they raised a total of 240 million US dollars in capital in two rounds, making them a unicorn in January. Sennder also bought out Cars and Cargo from the Netherlands and concluded partnerships with Michelin and Schwarzmüller.