CargoFlowPlus
Container Tracking for Importers and Cargo Owners
Follow inbound shipments, carrier ETA changes and reported discharge milestones. Keep available pickup and return windows in view so your team can plan follow-up.
- Monitor inbound containers and port timing
- Follow carrier ETA changes and reported milestones
- Reduce late discovery of demurrage and detention exposure
Know which inbound containers need attention
Cargo owners often depend on scattered updates from forwarders, carriers, and terminals. CargoFlowPlus gives internal teams a direct operating view of shipment timing.
Prepare before the port becomes urgent
ETA changes, discharge signals, free-time context, and pickup windows are easier to manage when they are visible before the last moment.
Use live shipments to test coverage
The 30-day trial lets importers test real routes, carriers, and ports rather than relying on a generic coverage claim.
How CargoFlowPlus handles it
- Add inbound shipments: Use B/L, booking, or container references from suppliers, forwarders, or internal files.
- Watch ETA and port events: Distinguish arrival estimates from reported actual arrival and discharge.
- Act before charges build: Focus on containers approaching pickup, return, or manual review.
Is CargoFlowPlus useful if my forwarder already sends updates?
Yes. CargoFlowPlus gives cargo owners an independent workflow for monitoring timing and exceptions across inbound shipments.
Can importers track demurrage and detention risk?
CargoFlowPlus helps monitor pickup and return timing where data is available, but external terminal, customs, and carrier factors can still affect cost exposure.