CEO Gary Nemmers stated that the integration of local expertise remains central to the company’s platform, which now supports Trade Single Window submissions in New Zealand to minimize manual data entry. Beyond software updates, the firm finalized a connectivity agreement with PortConnect, granting local freight forwarders real-time access to vessel schedules, container movements, and port clearance statuses.

The company’s Q3 performance reflects a steady climb in adoption, with over 30 new clients added across North America, Latin America, and Australasia. G2 rankings echoed this momentum, placing Magaya among the top three providers in freight management and supply chain categories while earning accolades for rapid implementation and high return on investment. As the company marks its 25th year, leadership remains focused on consolidating warehouse management, accounting, and customs compliance into a single, automated workflow for its global base of 2,300 logistics partners.