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About Xrail
Development
From 2023 on - full XCB operations
- All Xrail partners have successfully connected their capacity management systems to the Xrail Capacity Booking Broker
- About 600.000 transports annually are now seamlessly booked and run capacity-checked across the entire network
- Various benefits are thus available for Xrail partners as well as indirectly for their customers in Single Wagonload
From 2018 to 2022 – XCB roll-out
- In 2018, DB Cargo is linking its domestic booking system to the XCB broker and Fret SNCF joins the Alliance in 2018, thereby significantly expanding the Xrail network
- The Wagonload systems of Green Cargo, Fret SNCF are step-by-step also connected to the XCB broker and respective volumes ramped-up for booking via XCB
2013 to 2017 – Launch of the Xrail Capacity Booking (XCB) initiative
- Beginning of 2013, the members pledge themselves to an industry change to develop a sustainable model for the European Single Wagonload
- From 2013 to 2015, Xrail successfully manages to derive common standards and processes for Xrail Capacity Booking and develops a state-of-the-art broker system at a central level
- By 2016, CFL cargo, Lineas, Rail Cargo Group and SBB Cargo initially link their booking systems via the XCB broker and thereafter pilot the new system
2010 to 2012 – Xrail founded
- Beginning of 2010, the Xrail Alliance is formally founded
- From 2010 to 2012, Xrail develops a first set of IT tools to automatically provide international transport plans, status messages and Track & Trace information on selected transport relations