TradeWindow today announced a strategic partnership with global financial services provider Ebury, launching TradeWindow Global Payments, powered by Ebury. This initial stage of the partnership is based on a referral initiative, and the service aims to help TradeWindow customers manage foreign exchange risk, streamline international payments, and improve cash flow.
TradeWindow announced a new partnership with the Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Federation of New Zealand Inc. (CBAFF) to provide members with super-fast, 24/7 access to Certificates of Origin through the TradeWindow Origin platform.
By unlocking more of TradeWindow Prodoc and TradeWindow Origin’s features, Go Logistics aims to deliver even greater value to customers. Faster, more accurate documentation will reduce the turnaround times and potential delays. This means exporters will benefit from a single logistics partner that not only manages logistics, but also provides end-to-end documentation, helping them get goods to market more efficiently and with full compliance.
At the recent CBAFF conference in Hawke’s Bay, Mitchell Pham, Chief Digital Officer of TradeWindow, had the privilege of joining a panel discussion on “Tech, Talent & Territory.” The conversation reinforced what we’ve long believed: our industry sits at a crossroads where technology, talent, and global collaboration must come together if we are to thrive.
Today we released our investor update for the first quarter of the 2026 financial year (1 April 2025 to 30 June 2025). Please find below a summary of the key performance metrics.
Recently, our team hosted a webinar on the role and function of Incoterms in international trade, presented by Lucia Trandafir, Head of TradeWindow Academy. This webinar covered practical, real-world knowledge that exporters and freight logistics professionals may find useful.
TradeWindow today announced a non-exclusive strategic partnership with Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA), Australia's peak body representing over 530 international supply chain businesses, including leading customs brokers, freight forwarders, importers and exporters.
TradeWindow announced a strategic partnership with Seed & Grain New Zealand (SGNZ), the national industry body for the arable sector’s seed and grain trade. The new partnership offers a co-branded digital certificate of origin (COO) service for SGNZ members.