CargoFlowPlus
ETA Confidence for Ocean Freight Shipments
Plan with a clear view of the carrier ETA and reported shipment milestones. An estimated arrival date helps you prepare; actual arrival, discharge and release requirements determine what to check next.
- Carrier-reported ETA for operational planning
- Available vessel positions for additional visibility
- Estimated dates kept separate from actual events
Understand the date before changing plans
Check the carrier-reported ETA and whether arrival or discharge has actually been reported. CargoFlowPlus keeps estimates distinct from actual events so that a date passing does not become a confirmed milestone.
Prepare without assuming collection is available
Use the preparation window to organise paperwork and keep transport timing flexible. Check actual discharge, release and terminal requirements before collection.
ETA remains an estimate
CargoFlowPlus does not guarantee an accuracy percentage or calculate another operational ETA from AIS. Follow the carrier-reported estimate and review updates as they become available.
How CargoFlowPlus handles it
- Follow carrier ETA: Review the estimated arrival date reported for your shipment.
- Check actual milestones: Distinguish the estimate from reported arrival and discharge events.
- Review preparation timing: Check the recommended next step when the carrier ETA or shipment milestones change.
Can CargoFlowPlus guarantee 95% ETA accuracy?
No. CargoFlowPlus does not promise a fixed accuracy percentage. It displays carrier-reported ETA and shipment milestones to help your team plan and follow up.
What does AIS add to shipment tracking?
Available AIS positions show where a vessel was last reported. They provide additional visibility and do not replace the carrier ETA or confirm the container has arrived.