Complete, independent visibility over your ocean supply chain, from vessel departure to final container terminal arrival.
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Proactive re-routing, smarter contracting, and the power to avoid terminal bottlenecks before they disrupt your schedule.
Port averages don’t tell you where the pain is. Terminal Congestion gives you vessel-level, terminal-specific insight into where and why disruptions occur, before your containers are impacted.
Monitor live vessel positions globally, at berth, anchorage, or queue, with AIS-based data, including carrier and service information.
Access a complete schedule of vessel calls, past, present, and upcoming, with berth-level predictions to support planning and resource allocation.
Gain terminal-level visibility on wait times, berth stays, and congestion forecasts to anticipate delays and adjust operations accordingly.
Plan ahead with 6-week vessel forecasts.
Greater schedule confidence, better container positioning, and the ability to plan inland and terminal resources in advance, even in unstable market conditions.
Go beyond static carrier schedules. Predictive Schedules uses AI-enhanced models to project container vessel movements across all major ports and terminals up to 6 weeks out.
Forecast vessel movements for over 6,000 container ships worldwide.
Predict ETAs, ETDs, and berth calls, even when carrier schedules are unavailable or incomplete.
Optimise yard operations and inland logistics with full port and terminal-level visibility.
Harmonise schedules across all carriers and vessels into a single, reliable data feed.
Fewer surprises, smoother planning, better customer communication, and less manual work for your operations teams.
Stop chasing carriers or third-party providers for unreliable updates. Our Container Tracking solution combines proprietary AIS vessel data, carrier schedules, and predictive AI models to deliver the most accurate ocean container visibility on the market.
Predict arrivals earlier, with ETA forecasts up to 87% accurate, 7–10 days before arrival.
Track shipments your way, by container, booking, or bill of lading.
Follow the full shipment journey with real-time milestones (loaded, unloaded, transshipped, gated in/out), via ports, and immediate updates when delays or rollovers occur.
Centralise all your shipments in one platform, accessible via web or API.Share live shipment status with customers and internal teams instantly with one click.c
“We had no real-time visibility on our container shipments. Now, we can proactively manage disruptions before they impact production.”
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FAQ
Kpler's container intelligence platform delivers real-time vessel tracking, predictive ETAs, carrier performance benchmarking, and port and terminal analytics — all built on independent, carrier-agnostic data combining AIS, scraped carrier data, and proprietary algorithms.
Carrier-reported data reflects what shipping lines choose to publish, which can lag reality during disruptions. Kpler's tracking is entirely independent — built on AIS vessel positions, port call data, anchorage times, and terminal performance — giving users an objective view that can be used to benchmark, challenge, and negotiate with carriers.
Kpler goes beyond shipment location to explain root causes of delays — surfacing emerging bottlenecks at specific ports or terminals, congestion patterns, and downstream supply chain impacts before they escalate. This gives logistics and procurement teams the advance warning needed to act rather than react.
Kpler's predictive ETA models draw on multiple inputs simultaneously — vessel behaviour, port congestion, terminal activity, berth utilisation, and historical patterns — rather than relying on carrier-reported data alone. This delivers carrier-independent, high-confidence arrival forecasts that reflect actual conditions on the water.
Kpler enables objective comparisons across carriers and trade lanes using actual port calls, anchorage times, dwell times, and terminal performance data. Users can benchmark on-time delivery, schedule reliability, and port skip frequency — turning tracking data into actionable procurement and contract negotiation intelligence.
Kpler goes beyond shipment location to explain root causes of delays — surfacing emerging bottlenecks at specific ports or terminals, congestion patterns, and downstream supply chain impacts before they escalate. This gives logistics and procurement teams the advance warning needed to act rather than react.
