TOS — the operational core of the terminal
The system that holds the operational truth about every unit at the facility: where it is, what state it is in, what is allowed and what happens next.
Operational scope
Gate operations
Vehicle identification, weighing, permissions, gate equipment events and queue control.
Yard management
Placement strategy, stack rules, dwell control, relocations and equipment tasks.
Rail operations
Wagon lists, loading and unloading plans, shunting operations and railway data exchange.
Vessel operations
Quay operations, cargo lists, loading plans and port community exchange.
Customs perimeter
Declaration status control, permissions and restrictions inside the operational loop.
Operational reporting
Throughput, utilisation, dwell and exception reporting for management.
Typical integration perimeter
AI inside the TOS
- Load and dwell forecasting
- Deviation detection in operational events
- Placement and slot recommendations
- Automated exception escalation
How a system reaches production
A repeatable engineering path from operational survey to long-term support.
Describe the facility — we will describe the architecture
Send the operational context: facility type, current systems, integration perimeter and the process you need to change. The first response comes from an engineer, not a sales script.