For Cargo Owners & Logistics Providers

Track vessel movements Support cargo planning with real-time visibility

Stay informed on vessel locations, expected arrivals and schedule changes to support inbound cargo planning and logistics coordination.

Real-time vessel visibility Better planning with schedules Connects with TMS and 4PL systems
Global vessel coverage Liner schedule insights Visibility at vessel level to support cargo planning and coordination

Why this matters

Stay in control of inbound cargo planning

Cargo owners and logistics providers often depend on fragmented updates to understand when relevant vessels will arrive and how this affects inbound cargo planning.

Fragmented updates

Arrival information is spread across emails, spreadsheets, carrier portals and public tracking tools, making it harder to use consistently in day-to-day logistics workflows.

Too much follow-up

Teams spend time chasing updates and aligning information across stakeholders, planning teams and internal systems.

Planning under pressure

Limited vessel visibility makes planning slower, more reactive and less reliable when cargo-related decisions depend on accurate arrival expectations.

How Ship2Port helps

One practical view of vessel movements, schedules and cargo-related planning

Ship2Port brings vessel tracking and liner schedule visibility together in one workflow, helping your teams plan ahead, reduce unnecessary follow-up and use relevant insights more effectively in logistics planning processes.

Real-time vessel visibility Liner schedule insight Faster planning decisions

Key benefits

Better visibility for faster logistics decisions

Ship2Port helps cargo owners and logistics providers stay ahead of vessel arrivals, reduce manual follow-up and support planning with more confidence.

Stay ahead of vessel arrivals

Follow vessel positions and expected arrivals in real time to prepare earlier and respond faster in your cargo planning process.

Use liner schedules with confidence

Combine liner schedule data with live vessel movements to support more reliable planning and coordination.

Connect with your logistics systems

Bring vessel and schedule visibility into your existing TMS, 4PL or internal planning workflows through API-based integrations.

Reduce manual follow-up

Avoid switching between emails, spreadsheets and tracking tools by working from one consistent source of visibility.

Use cases

How cargo owners and logistics providers use Ship2Port

From following inbound vessel arrivals to supporting planning across teams and systems, Ship2Port helps organisations stay informed and act earlier.

Real-time visibility

Monitor inbound vessel arrivals

Follow the vessels relevant to your inbound cargo planning and stay informed on expected port arrivals, so your teams can prepare next steps earlier.

  • Track relevant vessels in real time
  • Monitor expected arrivals more closely
  • Prepare downstream actions earlier
Shared planning

Align planning across teams

Give logistics, operations and planning teams a shared view of vessel movements and liner schedules to reduce back-and-forth and coordinate faster.

  • Reduce fragmented updates across teams
  • Support planning with shared visibility
  • Keep stakeholders and systems better aligned
System integration

Use vessel visibility in your logistics workflow

Bring vessel movements and schedule insights into your existing planning environment through API-based integrations to support coordination, follow-up and decision-making.

  • Support TMS or 4PL planning workflows
  • Use visibility alongside internal systems
  • Reduce manual handovers between tools
Scalable setup

Expand visibility as your needs grow

Start with the vessels that matter most today and expand your tracking setup as your organisation needs visibility across more shipments, suppliers or trade lanes.

  • Start with a practical use case
  • Track more vessels over time
  • Support broader supply chain visibility
One practical workflow for vessel visibility, liner schedules and better cargo planning decisions

Product overview

A practical view of vessel movements for cargo planning workflows

Use Ship2Port to follow relevant vessel movements, expected arrivals and liner schedules in one clear workflow.

Give logistics and planning teams a straightforward view of where relevant vessels are, when they are expected to arrive and how schedules evolve, so they can prepare earlier, coordinate with more confidence and use those insights in existing planning processes.

Vessel positions in real time

See where relevant vessels are and how they are moving throughout the journey to support cargo-related planning decisions.

Expected arrival times

Monitor updated arrival expectations to support earlier planning, coordination and follow-up around inbound cargo flows.

Liner schedules in context

Use schedule data alongside live vessel information to better understand changes, timing and downstream impact.

Connect with logistics workflows

Bring relevant vessel and schedule visibility into existing TMS, 4PL or internal planning environments through API-based integrations.

Ship2Port vessel tracking and liner schedules shown on a laptop
200k+
Vessels tracked worldwide via satellite, terrestrial & roaming AIS
60+
Port ecosystems / PCS integrations live across Europe
1M+
Port calls tracked annually
ISO 27001
Certified · secure and reliable platform
175
Years of maritime intelligence expertise

Bring more visibility to your cargo planning workflow

Ship2Port helps cargo owners and logistics providers follow relevant vessel movements, support inbound cargo planning and use liner schedule visibility more effectively in existing logistics workflows.

Real-time vessel visibility Liner schedule insight Fits logistics workflows
Ship2Port
by Royal Dirkzwager
175 years of port operations
ISO 27001 Certified
ISPS Compliant
Active across 60+ ports
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