VEHICLE BOOKING SYSTEM

Streamlined Check-In

process for drivers

The Pass on Point Vehicle Booking System (VBS) is designed to streamline the check-in process for drivers, validate truck visits against pre-bookings, and provide real-time appointment scheduling for visitors delivering or collecting cargo at your container terminal.

Extensive

Features

Proactively manage customer demands and resources deployed, hereby avoiding unnecessary waiting times and providing transparency to the supply chain.

Online Booking

Designed as a progressive web app accessible from any device.

Flexible Timeslots

Manage timeslots for each service.

Multilanguage

English as default but other language supported.

Scalable / Modular system

Serve single site operations or entire communities with multiple gates

Security

SSL, SSO, OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, SAML 2.0, LDAP, Active Directory

Customizable Workflows

Create service specific workflows needed for your processes.

How it works:

01

Book a Timeslot

A timeslot is booked online in the VBS (by the Shipping Agent, Freight Forwarder, Trucking Company or Truck Driver)

02

Approve Booking

The VBS validates the booking request with the WMS/TOS. Location and Equipment are assigned to the booking.

03

Arrive at the Gate

The driver arrives at the gate, guided by his appointment details (provided by app or email).

04

Exception Handling

Possible exceptions can be handled remote from any location.

05

Driver may proceed

Visit is validated with the system and (automated) access is granted. Driver gets instructions via the kiosk and may proceed.

The impact of our VBS

Improved Operational Efficiency

Improved Data Accuracy

Decreased Truck Turnaround Time

Forecast truck visits with precision and balance workload by offering timeslots. This enables control of your resources and improves operational efficiency.

Reducing the chances of discrepancies or errors by making bookings upfront in the VBS and handle fewer exceptions at the gate.

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Reduced Footprint Gate Area

Reduced Operating Expenses


Minimized truck and driver time in the gate lane (less vehicle idling and emissions). This requires less gate infrastructure and a greener terminal.

Improved efficiency and data accuracy reduces administrative efforts on site and thus the need for extra staff to manage gate operations.