Domestic freight forwarding
Coordination of domestic transport with traceability and deadline control.

Logistics and customs intelligence for import and export operations, combining experience, governance and technology.
Complete foreign-trade chain
Vision Log has established itself as a team of foreign-trade specialists, led by people who invest their intellectual capital in the sector. Financial, administrative, tax and legal governance, combined with high-technology tools, delivers an agile, secure and flexible operation.

From booking the freight to final clearance — the entire foreign-trade chain with one partner.

End-to-end coordination between origin and destination, integrating modes, documents and clearance.
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Booking and management of ocean and air freight between any origin and destination.
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Import and export clearance on the Portal Único Siscomex, with command of legislation and special regimes.
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FCL, LCL, special container and break bulk shipments.
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Urgent, high-value or perishable cargo, including freighter aircraft.
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Logistics engineering for out-of-gauge, oversized and indivisible cargo.
Learn moreCoordination of domestic transport with traceability and deadline control.
Coastal cabotage and domestic transport integrated into your logistics flow.
Own fleet and access to container and module stocks to support different operational requirements.
Cargo insurance coverage across all modes, in Brazil and abroad.
Warehousing, handling and distribution with end-to-end management.
Vision Log combines an operations team, structured processes and internally developed technology to increase visibility, control and predictability across foreign-trade operations.
Structured follow-up of shipments, documents, suppliers, deadlines, milestones and exceptions throughout the operation.
Operational information, ETD, ETA, movements, status and events consolidated in a single view.
Workflows, OCR, automations and intelligence features support operational tasks and reduce repetitive manual checks.
Dashboards, SLAs, supplier performance and exception tracking support decisions and continuous improvement.
A comparison of the main modes by transit time, cost, ideal volume and best use case.
| Modal | Avg. transit time | Relative cost | Ideal volume / weight | Best use case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ocean | 25–45 days | Low | Large volumes and heavy cargo | Large-scale import/export (FCL and LCL). |
| Air | 1–7 days | High | Low volume e alto valor agregado | Urgency, perishables, samples and high-value cargo. |
| Road / Cabotage | 3–15 days | Medium | Medium volume on regional routes | Mercosur, coastal cabotage and domestic distribution. |
Transit times and costs are average market references and vary by route, origin, destination and cargo characteristics.
Many foreign-trade operations combine two or more modes — ocean, air, road, rail or inland waterway. Vision Log coordinates these steps with carriers, airlines, hauliers and terminals, following each leg from the start to the end of the chain.
In practice, this means using the best of each mode: the economy of ocean freight on long sea legs, the speed of air on critical connections and the reach of road and cabotage on the last mile. The result is a route planned for the cargo, with fewer handling steps and more predictable timing.
Ocean · air · road · cabotage, combined according to the needs of each operation.



OEA — Operador Econômico Autorizado is the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service program that certifies foreign-trade companies demonstrating compliance with security and customs-compliance criteria. It follows the World Customs Organization’s AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) concept.
Vision Log is currently in the OEA certification process. Once certified, applicable benefits will depend on the certification modality granted and on the relevant Mutual Recognition Agreements.
Certified companies may receive differentiated treatment in clearance, according to the modality granted.
Preparing for OEA involves documented processes, cargo control and risk management.
Standardized processes contribute to more predictable operations.
In countries with a Mutual Recognition Agreement in force with Brazil, the certification may be recognized by that customs authority.
Vision Log is the franchisor and owner of the Centaurea® brand — Brazil's first international-trade franchise. For investors and entrepreneurs who want to work in foreign trade with method, brand and support, Centaurea is the way.
Trademark registered with the Brazilian INPI under process No. 908042671, Nice class 39 — logistics and transport services. Filed Jul 30, 2014; granted May 2, 2018. Owned by Vision Log Consultoria Aduaneira, Logística e Transportes Ltda.

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The essentials on foreign-trade operations, freight forwarding, customs clearance and logistics outsourcing.
A logistics and foreign-trade operator coordinates the import and export chain: freight forwarding, customs clearance, transport, insurance and documentation.
In practice, it acts as a coordination point between exporter, importer, ocean carriers, airlines, hauliers, terminals and customs, so that goods leave the origin and reach the destination with time, cost and compliance under control.
Freight forwarding organizes the international transport of the cargo; customs clearance handles the release of the goods with the Brazilian customs authority.
They are complementary steps. The forwarder negotiates space with carriers and airlines and coordinates transport documents. Customs clearance files the declaration on the Portal Único Siscomex — DU-E for exports; DI or Duimp for imports — and follows duties and release.
There is no single timeframe: it depends on the operation, documents, inspection channel, any inspections, required approvals, cargo type and transport mode.
After filing, the import declaration is assigned to an inspection channel:
Project or OOG (Out of Gauge) cargo exceeds the dimensions of a standard container and requires dedicated equipment and logistics engineering.
These are machines, industrial structures and oversized or indivisible equipment. Transport uses flat rack, open top, break bulk or specialized vessels, with route studies, permits and lifting plans.
For many companies, yes. Outsourcing can improve operational control, process standardization and access to specialists.
An in-house foreign-trade structure requires specialists, systems and constant updates. A specialized operator brings method, freight-negotiation scale and technical follow-up. Each party’s legal and tax responsibilities remain as defined by law and contract.