Kribi Containers Terminal launches IES Application for 24/7 online invoicing
Kribi Containers Terminal (KCT), manager of the container terminal of the Port of Kribi, officially announces the commissioning of its Ipaki External Site (IES) electronic application. This new platform allows customers to view, edit and generate their invoices online 24/7.
The deployment of the IES is part of KCT’s strategy to digitize and reduce its carbon footprint, in accordance with the principles of the “Green Terminal” label. By enabling the dematerialized generation of invoices, KCT aspires to minimize its customers’ travel, thus reducing CO2 emissions related to invoice processing operations. This electronic management solution also facilitates and accelerates the processing of customer files, thus improving their overall experience.
Entirely developed by AGL, one of KCT’s reference shareholders, the IES platform offers several advantages to its users, including: essential time savings, by allowing the simultaneous processing of several files; the guarantee of secure online payments; and simplified monitoring of their operations in real time and in complete transparency.
The integration of the IES represents a significant step towards the dematerialization of procedures at the Autonomous Port of Kribi, contributing to the modernization, productivity and efficiency of the terminal.
The IES, coupled with the electronic payment service offered by Kribi Containers Terminal, now allows its customers to benefit from an innovative and comprehensive tool to manage their invoicing operations independently.
«More than 95% of our customers operate between Douala and Yaoundé, demonstrating their confidence in Kribi Containers Terminal. In an ever-changing economic environment, adopting innovative solutions is imperative. With the introduction of Electronic Billing Management (IES), KCT is improving its customer experience, providing 24/7 availability. This new tool facilitates deliveries, optimizes our services and simplifies the journey of economic operators. As the first Cameroonian port operator to offer its customers electronic invoicing, KCT confirms its desire to contribute to making Kribi a major sub-regional hub» David Azra, Managing Director of Kribi Containers Terminal
About Kribi Containers Terminal
Made up of a group of Cameroonian shareholders, Africa Global Logistics, CMA CGM and CHEC, the Kribi Containers Terminal consortium is the concessionaire of the container terminal of the deep-water port of Kribi. KCT offers the Cameroonian logistics chain a modern infrastructure, adapted to the new generation of transoceanic vessels, including 350-meter quays that can accommodate vessels with a capacity of up to 11,000 TEUs. The infrastructure and equipment comply with the best international standards. A real gateway to Cameroon and its hinterland countries, such as Chad or the Central African Republic, this new terminal is expected to facilitate the development of regional trade and accelerate the country’s economic growth. Kribi Containers Terminal also wants to position itself as a transshipment hub.
Press contact:
Eric KONGOU, Media Relations Manager – Africa Global LogisticsT +237 698 00 75 23 –eric.kongou@aglgroup.com
