Android mobile application
A vendor-supported Android application is available for the software.
TechSelectAI uses a domain-specific TOS requirements model to structure terminal software discovery, evidence research, comparison and buyer requirement capture. The current framework contains 85 specialist operational criteria across nine TOS modules, with 3 mobile-access criteria tracked separately.
3 buyer-selectable criteria.
A vendor-supported Android application is available for the software.
A vendor-supported iOS application is available for the software.
The software provides vendor-supported mobile web or responsive browser access.
11 buyer-selectable criteria.
Plan and execute vessel calls, berth allocation, stowage or quay work using terminal-operational data.
Exchange vessel plans, updates, approvals or planning data with shipping lines and external planners.
Plan or validate twin, tandem or multi-lift quay operations where equipment and stowage rules allow.
Plan and track restows, hatch-related moves and vessel rehandles required by the working sequence.
Generate, prioritize and execute quay-crane work queues and move instructions.
Assign vessel work across quay cranes, crane ranges, bays or work areas and manage crane split plans.
Sequence discharge and load work to coordinate quay operations, yard readiness and vessel constraints.
Plan container positions, bays, decks, holds and stowage constraints for vessel load and discharge operations.
Import, validate, update or export BAPLIE bay-plan messages used for vessel planning and exchange.
Maintain vessel-call operational data from pre-arrival through working, completion and departure.
Plan berth windows, berth positions, arrival/departure timing and berth conflicts for vessel calls.
11 buyer-selectable criteria.
Plan yard allocation and maintain operational visibility of container locations, stacks, moves and inventory.
Apply and manage yard-level holds, exceptions, restrictions and operational release conditions.
Monitor yard capacity, occupancy, density, block utilization and congestion by operational area.
Reconcile system inventory with physical yard locations, corrections, scans or operational confirmations.
Manage empty-container inventory, locations, types, lines, releases and operational movement.
Optimize stack choices and move sequences to reduce unproductive container rehandles.
Plan proactive yard housekeeping, remarshalling and reshuffles to prepare future work.
Separate and plan import, export, transshipment, prestack or service-specific yard inventories.
Recommend or automate container grounding and decking positions based on configurable yard logic.
Allocate containers to yard blocks, rows, bays, stacks or zones using operational and cargo constraints.
Configure yard rules for allocation, segregation, dwell, service priority, equipment type or operational strategy.
11 buyer-selectable criteria.
Manage terminal gate transactions, truck processing, interchange and related landside workflows.
Measure truck cycle time, lane queues, wait times and gate throughput for landside operations.
Validate transaction eligibility before gate entry and before final out-gate completion.
Enforce customs, shipping-line, terminal or regulatory holds during receipt and delivery decisions.
Integrate weighing, gross-mass capture or VGM-related checks into applicable terminal transactions.
Create and manage equipment interchange, EIR or equivalent receipt/delivery transaction records.
Coordinate lane devices, kiosks, barriers, OCR, scales and transaction steps for automated gate lanes.
Identify and authorize drivers using configured identity, credential or access-control methods.
Use or integrate OCR, container recognition and ANPR data for automated or assisted gate processing.
Validate truck pre-advice, booking, release, container, visit and transaction data before gate processing.
Integrate or coordinate truck appointment and time-slot information with terminal gate execution.
7 buyer-selectable criteria.
Plan or execute rail and intermodal container movements within supported terminal operations.
Capture rail interchange, handoff, arrival, departure and related intermodal operational events.
Generate and execute work queues for rail-mounted or rail-service handling equipment.
Plan rail discharge, loading and transfer sequences using train, yard and equipment constraints.
Track rail containers, wagons and rail-area inventory with operational location visibility.
Plan wagon consists, slots, railcars and container assignments for rail loading and discharge.
Maintain train services, schedules, cutoffs, arrivals, departures and operational rail windows.
10 buyer-selectable criteria.
Integrate terminal plans and work instructions with automated or semi-automated equipment control and execution systems.
Assign, dispatch, monitor or optimize work for terminal tractors, straddle carriers, quay cranes, RTGs, RMGs or other handling equipment.
Pool, prioritize and optimize equipment jobs to reduce travel, delay and unproductive moves.
Use equipment availability, status, downtime or maintenance-state information in operational execution.
Use equipment-position or location data to support dispatch, execution, confirmation or optimization.
Deliver work instructions, confirmations and exceptions to vehicle-mounted or operator mobile terminals.
Coordinate jobs and status with automated guided vehicles, automated stacking cranes or comparable automated equipment.
Dispatch terminal tractors, straddle carriers or horizontal transport to operational jobs.
Dispatch and sequence RTG/RMG work using yard priorities, equipment availability and move demand.
Dispatch and execute quay-crane jobs and related move instructions from vessel plans.
7 buyer-selectable criteria.
Support terminal handling workflows for reefers, dangerous goods, out-of-gauge or other specialized container/cargo requirements where explicitly documented.
Store, validate or use container gross weight and VGM data in operational planning and shipment handling.
Record inspections, damage condition, exceptions, photos or related operational cargo/equipment findings.
Manage out-of-gauge, special-equipment or exceptional-dimension cargo requirements in terminal workflows.
Apply dangerous-goods class, segregation, location or handling restrictions in terminal planning and execution.
Receive, display or act on reefer temperature, sensor or alarm information from supported systems.
Track reefer plug, unplug, connection location, service status or related terminal reefer actions.
11 buyer-selectable criteria.
Exchange operational data with carriers, port authorities, customs, gate systems, financial systems or other applications through EDI, APIs or other interfaces.
Exchange customers, services, billable events, invoices or accounting data with ERP and finance systems.
Integrate external reefer-monitoring platforms, sensors or alarm systems with terminal operational records.
Integrate external gate automation, OCR, ANPR, kiosk or access-control subsystems with TOS transactions.
Integrate carrier bookings, releases, vessel data, container status or related shipping-line messages.
Integrate terminal transactions with port community systems, customs, port authorities or government platforms.
Publish or consume operational events through webhooks, messaging, event streams or comparable integration patterns.
Expose or consume documented APIs or web services for supported terminal business and operational integrations.
Exchange MOVINS work instructions and BAPLIE vessel-plan messages in supported carrier workflows.
Exchange COPARN booking/order and COPRAR load/discharge instruction messages or equivalent carrier EDI.
Exchange CODECO gate and COARRI vessel-operation messages or equivalent standardized carrier EDI.
9 buyer-selectable criteria.
Capture billable terminal events, calculate tariffs/invoices, or integrate operational events with finance and billing systems.
Provide real-time operational visibility, dashboards, simulation, productivity metrics, KPIs or decision-support analytics.
Preserve traceable history of operational transactions, changes, user actions and execution events.
Forecast container volume, workload, resource demand, congestion or operational pressure from available planning data.
Model operational scenarios or test planning alternatives before execution.
Measure vessel, crane, yard, gate, rail, equipment and labor productivity using terminal-operational data.
Provide real-time operational dashboards for shift managers, planners or control-room teams.
Provide customers with approved self-service access to status, bookings, orders, documents, invoices or service requests.
Calculate or support storage, handling, service, tariff and event-based terminal charges.
8 buyer-selectable criteria.
Support documented scaling patterns for high transaction, equipment, user, vessel or container volumes.
Record security-relevant, administrative or privileged-user activity for operational governance and investigation.
Provide role-based access controls and enterprise authentication or SSO integration for operational and administrative users.
Offer documented deployment choices appropriate to enterprise terminal environments, such as cloud, on-premises or hybrid patterns.
Operate or centrally manage more than one terminal, facility or site while preserving operational separation.
Provide documented continuity, degraded-mode, offline or fallback operating patterns for critical terminal workflows.
Support documented disaster-recovery patterns, recovery procedures or RPO/RTO targets for terminal operations.
Support redundant or clustered application/database architecture designed to reduce service interruption.