Chemical shipments, tracked container by container

Dockflow gives you visibility into each chemical container, always up to date: its location and milestones from carrier data and, for temperature-sensitive cargo, the temperature from TrakAssure and LoRaWAN IoT sensors. Tailored alerts notify you of potential risks, such as delays or threshold breaches, so your team can act swiftly. The Trident API feeds the same data into your existing systems. Details are in the API documentation.

Tracking that is always up to date shows where each hazardous chemical container is and which milestones it has passed, such as vessel discharge or arrival. For sensitive cargo, IoT sensors add the temperature. Where the shipping line shares reefer data or a tracker is fitted, humidity shows next to temperature. Tailored alerts flag delays and temperature threshold breaches, so logistics teams can act quickly.

Dockflow adds AI predictions for arrival, berthing and unloading to the containers you track. That helps warehouses prepare for the arrival of sensitive chemicals or hazardous materials: they can plan storage, trucks and staff around the moment the cargo becomes available. Tailored alerts flag delays early, so your team can take proactive measures instead of reacting when the container is already at the terminal.

Dockflow offers container tracking that is always up to date across 120+ ocean carriers, including long-tail lines; temperature monitoring through TrakAssure and LoRaWAN IoT sensors; custom alerts when a reading crosses a threshold; AI predictions for arrival, berthing and unloading; and no-code automations that adapt workflows to your operational needs. Together they give your team one view of every hazardous shipment.

Dockflow offers tailored alerts for chemical logistics: temperature threshold breaches from IoT sensors, container status updates for key milestones such as discharge or delays, and free-time monitoring with alerts before charges hit. Custom event alerts are fully customizable with no-code automations, based on your specific operational needs. These alerts help your team keep control and act early. More on demurrage tracking.

Dockflow brings tracking that is always up to date, AI predictions for arrival, berthing and unloading, and temperature data from IoT sensors into one platform. Tailored alerts help manage disruptions and reduce inefficiencies, while the Trident API feeds container status into your TMS or FMS. With better visibility and control, your team acts on the exceptions instead of checking every shipment by hand.

Dockflow connects to the systems you already use through the Trident API. It sits beside your TMS or FMS, and the API, including free-time calculation, feeds container status and milestones into your own platform, so tank container planning can work from the same data. Endpoints and set-up are described in the API documentation.

Dockflow creates a centralized platform for shared shipment data that is always up to date. Both manufacturers and logistics providers stay updated on shipment statuses and container conditions. Tailored alerts ensure clear communication and faster decision-making, which reduces delays and prevents miscommunication. Forwarders can share the same view with their clients through a white-label customer portal, under their own brand.

Yes. RealCalc calculates CO2 on the GLEC framework, using the actual routes sailed, so the figure for each container follows the voyage it really made. You find it in Dockflow next to the tracking data of the same container, so your team can follow the emissions of its chemical shipments without a separate calculation per voyage. More on CO2 emissions.