cadis vs Gama

cadis is an integrated transport management system for carriers, forwarders and logistics operators, combining route optimization, automated dispatch and real-time operational control. Its modular platform connects delivery operations, terminal handling, yard management, shipment tracking and emissions reporting, with modules available to add as transport processes grow. Pick Up & Delivery includes automated pre-dispatch, live ETA calculation, tracking and digital proof of delivery. Terminal Handling covers inbound unloading, cross-docking, shipment sorting and routing, and exception management. Yard Management provides yard visualization, gate and dock assignment, and mobile shunting dispatch. The brandable cadisTRACK customer portal shows live ETA updates and shipment history without a login. cadisCARBON calculates Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions from operational trip data using ISO 14083, GLEC and ESRS E1 methodologies. CADIS says its TMS integrates with ERP, WMS and ecommerce platforms; terminal connectivity is also available through CADIS Connect and standard APIs. Pricing is on request.

Gama is freight management software for small and medium-sized freight forwarders, providing their customers with online tools. Its branded customer portal supports rate searches, shipment bookings, live shipment management and tracking, invoice payments, and analytics. A shipment dashboard presents shipment details and documents and can help customers identify potential problem shipments. Rate searches cover ocean, air, land, and express or parcel transport; forwarders control the markup shown in customer quotes. Gama includes booking management, shipment tracking, document management, and carrier rate management. It is intended to complement a forwarder’s TMS rather than replace it. The service is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and the maker describes its mobile app as providing full-feature access from any device. Listed integrations include CargoWise, Maersk, and Evergreen; Gama says it can build a connection when an API is available. A free trial is offered, along with demo accounts and proof-of-concept work using actual shipment data without a long-term obligation. The monthly SaaS subscription starts at $199 a month. Actual pricing varies with shipment volume, number of users, and integration complexity.