Sennder cooperates with Iveco and Co3

Until now, spot loads that are planned at short notice and carried out immediately were not digitally traceable for Iveco. The partnership is now set to make that possible.

Transportation startup Sennder announced a partnership with commercial vehicle brand Iveco and data platform Co3. Together, they will enable Iveco vehicles, which have Sennder's integrated vehicle tracking, to use technology developed by Co3 to make so-called spot landings digitally trackable. These loads are planned at short notice, are carried out on the same day and often once. Until now, however, they have not been tracked with GPS tracking because of the short time window. With Co3's new technology, this process takes just ten minutes, Sennder writes, making it quick for drivers to activate.

Sennder now employs 900 people who manage 40,000 of its own trucks and more than 120,000 trucks under management. So far, the Berliners have announced one success after another: This year alone, they raised a total of $240 million in capital in two rounds, rising to unicorn status in January. Sennder also bought out Cars and Cargo from the Netherlands and struck partnerships with Michelin and Schwarzmüller.