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Founded in 2015, Trackingeyes is a leading global provider of end-to-end logistics tracking and supply chain visualization solutions. With a founding team boasting over ten years of deep maritime logistics expertise, we thoroughly understand industry-specific pain points. We specialize in global, multi-modal, end-to-end cargo tracking across ocean and air, helping thousands of import and export enterprises build robust tracking systems.
Through our platform, customers can seamlessly connect with hundreds of international data hubs, shipping registries, and satellite constellations. We offer custom web tracking configurations alongside powerful, open REST APIs designed to push raw telemetry directly into corporate ERP modules, enhancing data integrity and operational efficiency.
Our platform aggregates heterogeneous logistics data from critical checkpoints, including port terminals, railway yards, customs systems, international airlines, and major ocean alliances. By transforming unstructured maritime tracking events into structured, actionable intelligence, Trackingeyes optimizes operational pipelines, reducing demurrage charges and preventing supply chain disruptions before they occur.
Global supply chains operate in an increasingly volatile environment. Regional conflicts, canal congestions, erratic weather systems, and port labor shortages present continuous threats to transit schedules. Traditional vessel tracking methods, which rely solely on raw, periodic AIS reports, often fail to provide the context needed for proactive decision-making. This lack of deep operational context is where Trackingeyes introduces high-value solutions.
By shifting from simple positional reporting to semantic maritime intelligence, our system does not just show *where* a ship is, but predicts *what* will happen to the cargo it carries. Through advanced geofencing, we analyze port congestion queues, identify delays, and estimate actual times of arrival (ETA) with unmatched accuracy. This predictive model helps supply chain managers orchestrate drayage trucking, arrange warehouse space, and adjust production planning well before a vessel docks.
Core Technical Value: Integrating our ocean shipping API allows enterprises to achieve end-to-end container transparency, reducing average buffer-stock costs by up to 14% while lowering customer service inquiries by 35%.
Large-scale manufacturers, retail conglomerates, and Tier-1 freight forwarders require more than standard tracking subscriptions. Enterprise-grade procurement requires data consistency, minimal service latency, customizable payloads, and robust service level agreements (SLAs). Our pricing structures are engineered to accommodate these demands, focusing on total cost of ownership (TCO) optimization.
Custom packages based on monthly tracking volumes, ensuring you only pay for the containers, vessels, or flights you actively monitor.
Industrial operations require guaranteed uptime. We back our data endpoints with contractually-guaranteed uptime metrics and redundancy protocols.
Combine terrestrial AIS data, satellite AIS, and custom carrier EDI updates into a unified dashboard budget, avoiding redundant vendor fees.
Our solutions team works with procurement departments to draft technical specifications, ensuring that integrations deliver high performance without hidden API maintenance costs. We support major cargo networks, enabling teams to aggregate information on vessel speed, headings, ETA predictions, and customs status within a single consolidated contract.
Trackingeyes approaches supply chain visualization as a continuously evolving science. Our engineering roadmap focuses on moving beyond reactive tracking to predictive intelligence, powered by machine learning algorithms trained on historical voyage data, weather records, and port turn-around times.
Key areas of development in our technical roadmap include:
By using historical AIS data points alongside real-time carrier schedules, our platform identifies anomalies, detects unauthorized route diversions, and issues proactive alerts. This data-driven approach keeps operations running smoothly, helping teams navigate maritime disruptions with confidence.
Global trade relies on the smooth connection between ocean shipping lanes and inland distribution networks. A major source of supply chain friction occurs during the transition from the ocean vessel to the inland carrier—commonly referred to as the cross-border last mile. Trackingeyes bridges this gap by integrating customs data, terminal status updates, and port arrival alerts into a unified tracking flow.
Did you know? Over 30% of supply chain delays occur at the destination port due to customs hold-ups or miscoordinated drayage tracking. Our integrated Customs and Destination Services help you resolve these bottlenecks early.
By connecting container status updates with local customs systems, we provide teams with early warnings of compliance holds, missing documentation, or customs delays. Combined with port opening alerts, this allows logistics managers to arrange drayage transport and schedule warehouse unloading times accurately, keeping demurrage and detention costs to a minimum.
Operating across international borders requires a strong commitment to data security and local regulatory standards. Trackingeyes is designed to meet strict enterprise compliance frameworks, ensuring that sensitive shipping details, client information, and supply chain strategies remain secure.
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