Gravity Supply Chain adds multi-carrier ocean booking through Coneksion

Gravity Supply Chain has partnered with Coneksion to give customers direct ocean booking and confirmation access to major global carriers through a single connection inside the Gravity platform. The integration is designed to cut manual work, reduce errors and expand digital freight execution across more trade lanes.

Why it matters: - Gravity customers can now manage ocean bookings through one standardized connection instead of logging into separate carrier portals. - The integration is designed to reduce manual re-keying, which can slow down bookings and create errors. - Gravity and Coneksion are positioning the partnership as a way to extend digital freight execution across more carriers and trade lanes.

What happened: - Gravity Supply Chain Solutions and Coneksion announced a technology partnership in Singapore on Sept. 7, 2026. - The partnership gives Gravity customers direct multi-carrier ocean booking capability inside the Gravity platform. - The integration uses Coneksion’s RAPIDS Common Carrier Layer, or CCL. - The connection already includes major global shipping lines such as MSC, Maersk, CMA CGM, COSCO, OOCL, Hapag-Lloyd, ONE, Evergreen, HMM, Yang Ming, ZIM and PIL.

The details: - At launch, the integration covers ocean booking requests and confirmations. - Support for shipping instructions, verified gross mass submissions, tracking and other ocean freight data is planned to follow. - Gravity customers no longer need a separate connection, login or manual process for each ocean carrier. - Bookings, confirmations and freight data flow through one standardized connection to a broad ecosystem of ocean carriers. - New ocean carriers can be added without a separate integration project for each one. - Gravity says the platform manages purchase orders at line level, tracks production and quality control at the factory, orchestrates vendor bookings and follows shipments to delivery across ocean, air and road. - Gravity’s platform includes three modules: Source, Order and Deliver. - Gravity is headquartered in Singapore and is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified. - Coneksion provides fully managed data connectivity solutions for global logistics and supply chains. - Coneksion operates with offices in Europe and the United States.

Between the lines: - The partnership addresses a common logistics pain point: upstream supply chain data often gets lost or re-entered when the process moves into carrier booking. - A single carrier layer can make it easier for Gravity to scale access to additional ocean lines as customer demand grows. - The move also deepens Gravity’s role in execution, not just planning and order orchestration.

What's next: - Gravity and Coneksion plan to expand beyond booking and confirmations into shipping instructions, VGM submissions, tracking and other freight data. - More carriers are expected to be added as customers need them. - The companies are aiming to make ocean freight booking simpler and more reliable by replacing carrier-by-carrier processes with one digital workflow.

The bottom line: - Gravity customers get a more automated path from order management to ocean freight execution, with less manual work and broader carrier reach.