Our system now imports path data automatically from Trassenfinder

Three reasons why it benefits planning teams using LogiShift to manage freight paths on the German network.
A paper map on the table.

Path data delivered straight into the planning environment

With the upcoming release, LogiShift connects to DB InfraGO’s Trassenfinder through a native API integration. The route and run time data calculated in Trassenfinder now flows directly into the LogiShift planning environment, with no CSV export from the portal and no separate import step.

For planning teams,
this integration translates to:

Path data is available in LogiShift without an intermediate step

Fewer manual steps between the path request and operational use

Less room for transcription errors on route and run time data

Another step in the digitalisation of rail

For railway undertakings operating on the German rail network, connecting to national systems like Trassenfinder is part of daily operations. This development is part of our ongoing investment in the DACH region. It follows the same logic behind every integration we build into SoftRail: reduce the manual steps between systems, so planning teams can focus on key decisions.

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