Evergreen expands eBL access through WiseTech's Bolero Galileo platform

Evergreen Line is widening access to its electronic bills of lading by publishing them through WiseTech Global’s Bolero Galileo platform. The move opens Evergreen eBLs to a broader network of shippers, freight forwarders, consignees, logistics providers and financial institutions across CargoWise and INTTRA workflows.

Why it matters: - Evergreen Line’s eBLs are now available to a larger trade ecosystem, which can cut paper handling and speed up document transfer. - The expansion links Evergreen’s documents to logistics and trade finance workflows used by CargoWise, INTTRA and Galileo customers. - Faster access to verified shipping documents can help move cargo and settle trade finance with less friction.

What happened: - WiseTech Global said Evergreen Line expanded its long-standing electronic Bills of Lading partnership with Bolero, a WiseTech Group company. - Evergreen eBLs are now available through Bolero’s Galileo platform. - The rollout extends Evergreen’s eBL capabilities beyond its own customer network. - The documents can now reach shippers, freight forwarders, consignees, logistics providers and financial institutions connected through WiseTech’s ecosystem.

The details: - Galileo is WiseTech’s digital platform for securely exchanging, managing and controlling the lifecycle of eBLs and related trade finance documents. - The platform is designed so verified documentation can move as cargo moves. - Evergreen’s eBL capabilities are based on the Digital Container Shipping Association’s API v3.0 standards. - Evergreen customers get faster document transfer, better visibility, lower administrative effort and stronger support for trade finance processes. - Evergreen has offered Intelligent Bills of Lading powered by Bolero technology for more than seven years within its customer network. - With Galileo publishing, CargoWise and INTTRA customers can request and access Evergreen eBLs through existing workflows and connected trade networks. - WiseTech said the broader access can accelerate document processing and support continued digitalization of global trade.

Between the lines: - The expansion is another sign that electronic trade documents are moving from closed carrier networks toward shared industry platforms. - Broader interoperability matters because shipping, cargo ownership and trade finance often involve multiple parties using different systems. - WiseTech is positioning Galileo as infrastructure for that shift, not just a document-exchange tool. - Evergreen is also reinforcing its digital trade strategy by reducing reliance on paper and standardizing around DCSA eBL rules.

What's next: - CargoWise and INTTRA users can start using Evergreen eBLs within their current processes. - Evergreen and WiseTech are likely to keep pushing adoption of electronic trade documents across more counterparties in the shipping chain. - The companies are aiming for more seamless exchange between carriers, freight forwarders, cargo owners and banks.

The bottom line: - Evergreen’s move broadens the reach of its eBLs and strengthens the case for shared digital trade infrastructure across global shipping.