Empower your logistics operations with GPS and AI insights

Standard GPS services show you a dot on a map. Dockflow provides intelligence and context. It puts the GPS position from trackers on your containers next to AIS vessel positions, carrier data and terminal data in one platform, across 120+ ocean carriers. Dockflow AI then adds predictions for arrival, berthing and unloading, so your team sees a delay coming and can plan around it.

Yes. Fit a location tracker (GPS or IoT hardware) to a container and its position shows in Dockflow, next to the AIS position of the vessel it sails on. The tracker travels with the container, so you keep seeing where it is after discharge too: on the truck, barge or rail leg, where AIS cannot follow.

Yes. The Dockflow control tower at studio.dockflow.com puts every tracked shipment on one world map; click a shipment to open its details. Tracker positions and AIS vessel positions sit on the same map, next to carrier and terminal data, so operations managers get one view of every shipment instead of a stack of carrier tabs.

Yes. Dockflow keeps each container’s location and status always up to date. Trackers report the container’s own position, AIS vessel positions follow the ship at sea and terminal data confirms arrival and discharge. Your team sees changes as they come in, without logging in to every carrier’s website to check where a container is.

Yes. Dockflow keeps the route the vessel actually sailed, so you can look back at it after the shipment has arrived. The vessel’s full AIS journey trail is also available through the Trident API, so your own systems can use it. RealCalc uses the same sailed route to calculate CO2 on the GLEC framework.

Yes, in two ways. Dockflow confirms vessel arrival with geofences around terminals, and preset regions such as the Suez Canal and Red Sea approach let you filter the shipments that pass through them. Both work on AIS vessel positions, so arrival is confirmed at ports without a terminal integration too, and you see which containers sail through a region.

Dockflow AI predicts arrival, berthing and unloading for the containers you track. It combines carrier data with AIS vessel positions and terminal data, so each prediction rests on more than one source. When a prediction changes, an alert can tell your team about the new ETA in time to replan.

Dockflow AI predicts arrival, berthing and unloading, so you see a delay coming before the container reaches port. No-code automations flag the containers that need attention, for example when an ETA changes, and alert the right person. This allows your team to shift from reacting to problems to managing exceptions early.

Dockflow combines location tracking with IoT sensor data. TrakAssure and LoRaWAN IoT sensors report the temperature inside your reefer containers into Dockflow, next to each container’s tracking status. Where the shipping line shares reefer data or a tracker is fitted, humidity shows next to temperature. You set a threshold and get an alert when a reading crosses it. More on temperature tracking.

Yes. Dockflow sits beside your TMS or FMS, where bookings, rates and dossiers stay. The Trident API, including free-time calculation, feeds that data into your TMS, so container status and ETAs show up in the systems your team already relies on, without manual updates. Details are in the API documentation.

No deep technical expertise is needed. Dockflow has an intuitive interface, custom views and no-code automations, so logistics teams set up their own alerts and workflows. Customers can be live in under 24 hours; Dockflow also offers guided training and implementation. The steps are in the Dockflow knowledge base.

For freight forwarders, Dockflow offers a dual advantage. First, it improves customer service: your clients follow their shipments and ETAs in a white-label customer portal, under your brand. Second, it tracks containers across 120+ ocean carriers automatically and alerts your team to exceptions, so they can focus on higher-value tasks. More on freight forwarding.

Dockflow provides dedicated support to ensure our customers are successful. Our team is available to assist with any issues you may encounter, from data queries to platform functionality. Onboarding comes with guided training and implementation, followed by ongoing support. Answers to common questions are in the Dockflow knowledge base.