Maersk has introduced a new set of optional digital services designed to help customers manage supply chain risk, shipment visibility and emissions, strengthening its integrated logistics offering. The new services were announced on 20 August 2026.
The centrepiece is Maersk Risk Management (MRM), a digital tool that monitors emerging and ongoing supply chain risks and links them to customers’ live shipments. It combines internal and external data with expert analysis to identify cargo that could be exposed to potential disruptions.
MRM is designed to help customers identify risks earlier and take preventive action, such as securing alternative transport capacity, adjusting inventory levels or preparing contingency plans before disruptions affect cargo movements.
The new service forms part of Maersk’s Integrated Supply Chain Engine (ISCE) product family, which also includes Maersk Visibility Studio (MVS) and Emissions Studio (ES).
MVS provides real-time visibility across multimodal shipments, including ocean and air freight. The platform offers predictive estimated arrival times, identifies exceptions and provides analytics covering carrier performance, trade lanes, lead times and detention and demurrage.
Emissions Studio, meanwhile, enables customers to calculate and consolidate Scope 3 greenhouse-gas emissions across different transportation modes. This gives companies a consolidated view of the environmental impact associated with their logistics activities.
Maersk is also introducing an integrated offering combining MRM, MVS and ES. The combined service is intended to allow customers to manage supply chain risk, shipment visibility and emissions through a single connected platform.
The new services come as global supply chains face increasing disruption from geopolitical tensions, extreme weather, changing trade policies and logistics bottlenecks. Maersk has recently highlighted the growing need for predictive and adaptive supply chains as companies seek greater resilience and operational flexibility.
Maersk has set the tariff for the new services at $15 per container for Maersk Risk Management (MRM) and $20 per container for the integrated service (ISC), subject to the applicable regulatory and trade requirements. The initial effective date for most non-regulated trades was 19 August 2026, with different dates applying to certain regulated markets.
For shippers, the expanded digital offering provides greater access to predictive information that can support earlier decision-making. Instead of responding only after delays or disruptions occur, customers can use risk and visibility data to identify vulnerable shipments and prepare alternatives.
The initiative also strengthens Maersk’s strategy of combining ocean shipping, logistics and digital supply chain management. By bringing risk monitoring, shipment visibility and emissions management together, the carrier is seeking to offer customers a broader set of tools for managing increasingly complex global supply chains.
The launch further demonstrates the industry’s shift toward data-driven supply chain management, where visibility and predictive analytics are becoming increasingly important alongside physical transportation capacity.