PRODUCTS

 A Terminal Operating System (TOS) is a software solution designed to manage and optimize the movement of cargo, equipment, and people within a port, terminal, or inland depot 

 Cargo & Shipment Trackers are digital tools (websites, apps) that use GPS, IoT, RFID, and carrier data (AWB, BL, Booking #) to provide real-time visibility for goods in transit, offering updates on location, status, condition (temp/humidity), and estimated arrival, with popular options including MarineTraffic, VesselFinder for sea freight, and integrated platforms like GoComet or specific carrier portals.  

 A neutral, digital platform that connects all stakeholders (customs, shipping lines, terminals, truckers, etc.) to securely exchange trade documents and information, streamlining port operations, reducing paperwork, speeding up processes like customs clearance, and improving overall efficiency and transparency from cargo arrival to departure.  

 Port stakeholders use one digital platform for approvals, streamlining clearances for ship arrivals/departures, reducing paperwork, and enhancing efficiency, by linking NSWS (for central/state business rules) with Port Community Systems (PCS) for commercial data, fulfilling IMO mandates for electronic data exchange to cut redundant submissions and boost trade facilitation.  

 An Equipment Monitoring Dashboard in port management provides real-time, visual insights into the status, performance, and maintenance needs of critical port machinery (cranes, vehicles, etc.) using IoT sensors and integrated systems, boosting efficiency by tracking KPIs like utilization, downtime, and predictive maintenance, enabling faster decisions, better resource allocation, and proactive issue resolution to minimize bottlenecks and enhance overall port productivity.  

 Truck booking apps and gate automation are integrated components of a smart port management system (PMS) or terminal operating system (TOS) that automate, streamline, and optimize the flow of trucks to reduce congestion, improve efficiency, and enhance security.  

 In a port management system, an electronic payment system (e-payment) digitally processes all financial transactions related to port operations, replacing traditional cash or check payments. This system enhances efficiency, reduces administrative burdens, and speeds up the clearance process for vessels and cargo by integrating with the port's overall management software (like a Port Management Solution or ERP).  

 Mobile apps for pilots and agents in port management systems facilitate marine operations by providing real-time data and communication tools. These applications are often integrated with the port's central management software to improve efficiency, safety, and coordination.