Container Ports – Data Link

SEAPORTS / LANDPORT

A SaaS Platform that processes Voice, Text, GPS, and IoT data, displaying it all on shared screens from Smartphones to Wall Displays

Our Seaports

Market Fit

Ports Worldwide

There are over 830 ports worldwide, 360 of them are in the United States

“Our outdated systems and lack of digital tools impede real time tracking, efficient scheduling and asset management.” – Port Logistics Director

“Utilizing this technology would allow us to communicate effectively with all stakeholders from shipping companies, freight forwarders, customs authority and warehouse operators.” – Port of Portland

“By having the ability to Geo fence assets and those operating on the port property we can add an additional layer of safety ensuring those in certain areas are authorized to be there.” – Operations Director Port of Long Beach

Problem

The Problems

Landports face several challenges related to assets and efficiency, given their critical role in facilitating trade and transportation. These issues often stem from high operational complexity, diverse stakeholders, and increasing demand.

01. LMR Signal Reliability
02. Real-Time Tracking /
Geofencing
03. Video Integration

Solutions You Need

Let Us Bring You The Solutions You Need

GPS Tracking on Tablet, Smartphone or PC

The GPS Tracking System allows port staff to gain visibility and safety by being able to track exact position and location of hundreds of assets

Video Integration

Video camera integration with Vocalis can provide live images and visibility to the entire port ensuring a safer and more efficient operation.

Decrease Industry GAP With Design Thinking

Simple integration using CAN bus and I/O Ports with Ethernet LAN ports and Antenna connectors.

Take Safety to the Next Level

LOCK DOWN LOADERS & UNLOCK WITH RFID CARDS

Datalink Systems successfully secured loaders and other assets at the PSA Container Port in Halifax, Canada. Using our technology, assets were accessible only to authorized drivers equipped with RFID cards. These cards verified the drivers’ identities and ensured they were cleared to operate the equipment, enhancing security, safety and operational control.