FREIGHTOSCOPE Achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Certification
8/24/2026 – FREIGHTOSCOPE, the freight management system and supporting product suite built for freight forwarders, today announced ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, the international standard for information security management. The certification was awarded to Feather Link Solutions, the company behind the platform.
Certification follows an independent audit of the company’s Information Security Management System, conducted by a certification body accredited under the International Accreditation Forum. It is maintained through annual surveillance audits, so security practices are reassessed each year rather than confirmed once.
What This Means for FREIGHTOSCOPE Clients
A freight management system holds some of the most sensitive information in a forwarding business. Negotiated rates, customer records, commercial documents, and shipment histories all sit in one place. As forwarders win larger accounts and expand across borders, they are increasingly asked to show how that information is protected, often through formal security reviews before a contract is signed.
For existing FREIGHTOSCOPE clients, the certification serves two purposes. It offers peace of mind that the information running their business is protected under an audited standard. It also gives them something to point to when their own customers ask the question, removing a common obstacle in the pursuit of larger accounts.
“Forwarders trust us with information that is central to how they compete.
This certification means the way we protect it has been checked by an independent
auditor against an international standard. Our clients no longer have to take our word
for it, and neither do theirs.”
Sripad Bharati
Managing Director, FREIGHTOSCOPE
Why the Standard Matters
ISO/IEC 27001 is the globally recognized standard for establishing and maintaining an Information Security Management System, covering how an organization identifies information security risks and applies controls to manage them.
Certification carries weight because it addresses how security is governed rather than which tools are in place. Meeting the standard requires documented policies, defined ownership of security responsibilities, a structured approach to identifying and treating risk, and evidence that controls are operating and being reviewed. Because the requirements apply across the organization, security is treated as an ongoing discipline rather than a fixed configuration.
Built on an In-House Approach
The certification is a significant milestone for FREIGHTOSCOPE, and one that builds on an approach the platform has followed from the start. Support is delivered exclusively by internal teams, both at implementation and on an ongoing basis, and integrations are built in-house rather than outsourced. Keeping delivery within the organization means fewer parties handling customer information, and it means the practices now verified under ISO/IEC 27001 apply to the teams doing the work directly.
FREIGHTOSCOPE was built for forwarders who want their technology to keep up with their ambition. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification is part of that. It means the forwarders on the platform can pursue the accounts that ask harder questions, confident that the answers are already documented, audited, and ready to hand over.
About FREIGHTOSCOPE
FREIGHTOSCOPE is a product suite built for freight forwarders. At its core is a freight management system covering the full shipment lifecycle from quote to booking, shipping, and billing. Around it sit electronic Airway Bill and air and sea tracking solutions, AI tools for document processing and rate quotation, and collaboration tools that connect forwarders to their partners and customers across platforms. Developed by Feather Link Solutions and part of the WCAworld group, the world’s largest freight forwarding network, FREIGHTOSCOPE keeps integrations, support, and customizations with its own teams, working as a partner to the forwarders on the platform rather than a vendor at arm’s length.
