SKIDATA Scandinavia Chooses the Cloud for Its Customs Processing

SKIDATA Scandinavia has chosen a cloud-based customs management solution from Descartes, GCT (Global Customs and Transport), to simplify and streamline its customs operations. 

SKIDATA GmbH is a global market leader in various types of access control systems and the associated revenue management systems. The company has over 10,000 installations in more than 100 countries, providing people and vehicles with quick and easy access to ski resorts, sports arenas, cities, shopping centers, trade shows, and amusement parks. Its subsidiary, SKIDATA Scandinavia AB, which primarily serves customers in the Nordic region, has now selected a cloud-based toll management solution from Descartes to simplify and streamline its toll management operations. 

“We are truly satisfied with Descartes’ GCT solution, which is working very well following a successfully completed project. We now have full control over our export declarations, and our customs processing will also become more efficient since we no longer need to handle currency updates or server and database management. Instead, we can devote that time to helping our customers and growing our business,” says Karen Pettersson, customs manager at SKIDATA Scandinavia AB. 

The new GCT solution also ensures that all documentation is kept up to date in accordance with new and revised requirements from customs authorities and transportation companies. 

– Our goal is for all our customers to be able to devote their time and energy to things that truly make a difference and help grow their businesses. “We believe SKIDATA will benefit greatly from this solution, and we look forward to following their journey toward smarter and more automated customs management,” says Lars Persson, Sales Manager for the Nordic region at Descartes. 

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