Maersk launches three digital services to boost supply chain risk management, visibility, and emissions reporting for customers worldwide.
Maersk, the global integrated logistics company with operations across more than 130 countries, has launched three optional digital services designed to strengthen supply chain risk management, shipment visibility, and emissions reporting for its customers. The three tools form part of a product family the company calls the Integrated Supply Chain Engine (ISCE).
The launch centers on Maersk Risk Management (MRM), Maersk Visibility Studio (MVS), and Emissions Studio (ES). Each addresses a distinct operational priority for cargo owners: anticipating disruption, tracking freight in real time, and measuring the emissions footprint of their transport activity.
Central to the launch is Maersk Risk Management, charged at US$15 per container. The tool continuously monitors both current and developing risks that could affect cargo over the coming days or weeks. Drawing on verified internal and external data combined with expert analysis, it cross-references evolving risk signals against customers' active shipments and pinpoints freight that may be exposed.
With that intelligence, customers can act ahead of a disruption rather than after it. Options include arranging alternative capacity, revising inventory strategies, or implementing contingency plans.
Maersk Visibility Studio delivers real-time tracking across multimodal movements, covering both ocean and air cargo. The service flags delays, generates predictive arrival estimates, and surfaces exceptions that require attention.
Beyond tracking, MVS provides analytics across four areas: carrier performance, trade lanes, lead times, and detention and demurrage. Together, these functions give customers a data-driven view of how their shipments and partners are performing.
Emissions Studio serves as a single point of calculation for customers' Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions across all transport modes. By consolidating emissions data in a single hub, the tool supports compliance and reporting obligations as regulatory expectations around supply chain emissions continue to tighten.
Maersk is also making all three tools available as a single bundled offering, designated under the surcharge code ISC, at US$20 per container. The bundle enables risk management, visibility, and emissions tracking to be managed through a single connected platform.
The new charges take effect on a staggered timeline across three groups of markets.
* 19 August 2026 - non-regulated countries worldwide, excluding all locations covered by the later dates below.
* 3 September 2026 - Vietnam.
* 18 September 2026 - American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Colombia, Taiwan, the United States, South Korea, and Brazil.
With the introduction of the Integrated Supply Chain Engine, Maersk positions risk management, visibility, and emissions reporting as connected components of a single digital platform, reinforcing its broader move toward integrated logistics services for global shippers.
