Evergreen Line Expands Electronic Bill of Lading Reach via Bolero Galileo
Evergreen Line has widened the distribution of its digital documentation by integrating its electronic bills of lading into Bolero's Galileo platform.
Evergreen Line has broadened its electronic documentation capabilities by expanding its commercial partnership with trade digitization specialist Bolero. Under the updated arrangement, the ocean carrier's electronic bills of lading (eBLs) have been integrated into the Galileo platform.
The deployment allows an expanded network of supply chain participants to directly interface with Evergreen's digital trade records. Shippers, consignees, freight forwarders, and logistics service providers can now manage and exchange these digital instruments through the centralized system.
Financial institutions operating within the Galileo ecosystem also gain streamlined access to Evergreen's eBLs. This integration supports trade finance workflows by enabling banks to review, verify, and transfer title documents electronically.
Galileo is managed by Bolero, a subsidiary of international logistics technology provider WiseTech Global. The move marks another step in the broader maritime industry's transition away from traditional paper-based documentation toward digital workflows.
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