The world's first #LogOps AI platform

Dockflow is a LogOps platform for maritime supply chains. It tracks containers across 120+ ocean carriers, automates the follow-up work and predicts what happens next, from one source of truth. Freight forwarders, importers, exporters and terminals use it to run their container operations. Last year $21 billion worth of cargo moved through Dockflow, across the supply chains of more than 15,000 companies. See the platform overview.

LogOps stands for Logistics Operations: tracking, automating and predicting freight, and working with supply chain partners, in one platform. Dockflow started as a container visibility platform and grew into LogOps. Container tracking is the base layer. On top of it sit no-code automations, AI predictions for arrival, berthing and unloading, and a white-label customer portal. Read how automation works in Dockflow.

Dockflow is freight forwarder software first. Forwarders are its main users; shippers, consignees and terminals use it too. Most customers work around Antwerp and Rotterdam, with a growing base in India and the Middle East. Forwarders give their own clients shipment visibility through a white-label customer portal, under the forwarder's brand. More on Dockflow for freight forwarding.

No. Dockflow is supply chain visibility software that grew into a LogOps platform, and it sits beside your TMS or FMS, where bookings, rates and dossiers stay. Dockflow adds the live operational layer: container status, free-time alerts, automations and the customer portal. The Trident API, including free-time calculation, feeds that data into your TMS. Details are in the API documentation.

Dockflow tracks containers across 120+ ocean carriers, including long-tail lines. Carrier data is combined with AIS vessel positions, terminal data and Portbase, so each container's status stays up to date without logging in to every carrier's website. Tracking starts from a container number or bill of lading. Carrier-specific pages are on the container tracking hub.

Yes. Dockflow is an official Portbase software supplier. In Rotterdam it reads arrival, customs and gate-out status per bill of lading through Portbase Cargo Controller Import, plus discharge and gate-out from ECT MyTerminal. In Antwerp it shows release status from NxtPort Certified Pickup and T-Mining Secure Container Release, with terminal integrations live for PSA Antwerp and MPET. It runs on your own Portbase and ECT subscriptions. See container visibility.

Yes. The Dockflow control tower at studio.dockflow.com puts every tracked shipment on one world map; click a shipment to open its details. Next to it, the Management Dashboard compares carrier performance, shows trade-lane and corridor views, and gives a dwell overview in days, from discharge to gate-out. Operations managers get one view of every shipment instead of a stack of carrier tabs. More on the Dockflow platform.

Yes. Dockflow has been a listed app in the ChatGPT marketplace since June 2026: connect Dockflow and ask about your shipments. It sits next to the other ways into the platform: the web app, the mobile app, the control tower map and the customer portal. Search for Dockflow in the ChatGPT marketplace to connect it with your Dockflow account.

Yes. Dockflow has a mobile app for iOS and Android. The web app stays the daily workspace for dashboards, tradeflows and automations; the mobile app, the ChatGPT app and the control tower map are extra ways into the same platform. Help articles for every feature are in the Dockflow knowledge base.

Dockflow runs on Google Cloud, in the EU region, so customer shipment data is hosted in the EU, in line with GDPR and the EU AI Act. Platform availability is published on the Dockflow status page. Security reviews and data-processing questions can be raised with the Dockflow team during the demo, before any agreement is signed.

Dockflow customers can be live in under 24 hours. Dockflow also offers guided training and implementation, but you get value from the platform within that first day. After the demo, the next step is a paid proof of concept, then an agreement with an account executive, who connects your containers, TMS and Portbase or ECT data. Book a demo.