In Part 1, Judah Levine, Oliver Esch, and Anton Barr walked through 2025’s market moves, how leaders are using dynamic contracting and mini‑bids, and how forecasting and key‑event signals can turn surprises into planned tender actions. The recording, slides, and templates are below.
What we covered — quick highlights
- Tariff de‑escalation + impact on trans‑Pacific seasonality (Judah)
- Red Sea vs Cape routing capacity effects and carrier capacity discipline (Judah)
- Why leaders run 2–4 mini‑bids/year and the mechanics of dynamic contracting (Oliver)
- How event‑driven forecasting and “risk + price” scores work in Freightos Terminal (Anton)
- Fast implementation: 2‑week rate setup, first tender pilot in ~3 weeks; typical prep time savings ~70% (Oliver)
