Does Streamliner improve visibility between the port and the warehouse? Streamliner provides end-to-end inbound monitoring, tracking the lifecycle of shipments from the moment a container is loaded at origin until the goods arrive and are unloaded. It provides timestamps for critical milestones all along the voyage linking traditional RTTV datapoint with inland steps up to the physical arrival the the warehouse and the unloading process. The multi-modal transport is mapping the route from the port all the way to specific warehouse zones. The actual transit time is compared to standard lead times to automatically trigger alerts in case of delays.

How can we reduce detention & demurrage (D&D) costs? Most logistics teams manage containers based on arrival date (First-In, First-Out), which often leads to expensive penalties for high-risk containers. Streamliner uses Intelligent Arbitration to prioritize your flow based on a strategic balance of two factors: •Financial Risk: The system identifies containers closest to their "Last Free Day" to avoid looming D&D penalties. •Commercial Urgency: It aligns pull-dates with actual business needs, such as high-priority promotions or backordered stock. •The Result: You stop processing containers blindly and start making the most profitable decisions for your bottom line.

How does Streamliner eliminate the "visibility gap" between the port and the warehouse? A major cause of D&D is a lack of coordination between container arrivals and warehouse capacity. Streamliner closes this gap through Predictive Flow Alignment: •Synchronized Capacity: The system matches container arrivals with the actual absorption capacity of your docks and labor. •Eliminating Queues: By predicting bottlenecks before they happen, you eliminate truck queues and yard congestion that lead to idle time and penalties. •Real-Time Steering: You gain a "Control Tower" view that allows you to anticipate arrivals rather than simply reacting when a container hits the gate.

Can we stop detention fees that occur after the container is delivered? Streamliner actively manages empty containers once a unit is unloaded. When the empty unit is finally reused or picked up, its status is updated to "OUT," providing a precise recorded timestamp of its departure. Furthermore, return processes can be managed through a dedicated "return location" zone to track the assets back to the supplier. Because fees often accrue due to administrative delays in returning empty containers after unloading, Streamliner solves this through Automated Empty Returns. The process begins with an instant trigger the moment a warehouse team marks a container as "emptied" in the platform.

What is the difference between Streamliner and real-time visibility platforms (RTTVPs) like Wakeo and Shippeo? Streamliner works in perfect harmony with real-time visibility platforms (RTTVPs) like Wakeo and Shippeo. While these partners provide the high-quality tracking data and "dots on a map," Streamliner acts as the execution layer that turns that data into specific warehouse actions. To understand the difference with RTTVPs, think of them as the "sensors" and Streamliner as the "pilot": •A Collaborative Ecosystem: We partner with industry leaders like Wakeo and Shippeo to ingest their precise real-time data. This partnership allows you to view your entire supply chain in one place without manual data entry. Streamliner can connect withy other RTTV providers if needed. •From Visibility to "Intelligent Arbitration": Our partners tell you exactly when a container will arrive; Streamliner then helps you decide which container should be prioritized. By layering business logic over tracking data, we help you arbitrate between commercial urgency and the risk of D&D penalties. •Actionable Predictive Flow: Streamliner takes the "Expected Time of Arrival" (ETA) from our tracking partners and synchronizes it with your warehouse’s actual absorption capacity. This ensures that your dock, labor, and equipment are ready exactly when the data says the truck will hit the gate. •Closing the Execution Loop: While tracking provides the "inbound" status, Streamliner manages the "on-site" execution and the "outbound" return. •Our tracking partners provide the Visibility; Streamliner provides the Execution. Together, we provide a seamless "Ocean to Dock" solution that replaces supply chain blind spots with total performance control.