Tracking ocean freight shouldn’t feel like guesswork.
With Gateway, shipment visibility is built directly into the platform — so instead of chasing updates, emails, or carrier portals, everything you need to know about your shipment is visible in one place, in real time.
From live satellite tracking to detailed shipment data, Gateway makes it easy to see where your cargo is, how it’s moving, and when it’s arriving.
One Screen, Full Shipment Visibility
As soon as a shipment is created in Gateway, you get immediate access to a complete tracking view that includes:
Shipment reference and service type
Incoterm (FOB, DDP, Port-to-Port, Door-to-Door)
Container number and equipment type
Carrier, vessel name, and voyage
Mode (FCL Ocean, Reefer, etc.)
Everything is clearly organized so you don’t need to jump between systems or spreadsheets.
Live Satellite Vessel Tracking
Gateway uses live satellite AIS data to show your shipment moving across the ocean in real time.
Instead of static “in transit” statuses, you can see:
The vessel’s exact location
Real-time latitude and longitude
Current heading and direction
Live signal status
Distance traveled and remaining
This gives you true at-sea visibility — not just port updates.
Real-Time Progress and Dynamic ETA
Gateway continuously calculates:
Total transit days
Nautical miles traveled
Journey progress percentage
Estimated arrival date based on real movement
ETAs update automatically as the vessel moves, so you’re not relying on outdated schedules or manual estimates.
When conditions change, your ETA changes with them.
Clear Route Visualization
The live map shows the vessel’s actual route from origin to destination, making it easy to understand:
Where your shipment is along the journey
How much of the route is completed
How far remains until arrival
This is especially valuable for long ocean crossings where traditional tracking goes silent for weeks.
Shipment Details That Actually Matter
Beyond location, Gateway surfaces the operational data teams care about:
Transit time
Distance traveled
CO₂ emissions estimates
Equipment type (reefer, dry, etc.)
Current shipment status (at sail, arrived, discharged)
All of this stays connected to the same shipment record — no manual matching required.
Built for Operations, Not Just Status Updates
Gateway’s tracking isn’t a standalone feature. It’s designed to work as part of your broader logistics workflow.
From the same shipment view, you can:
Review route and schedule details
Monitor costs
Access cargo and customs information
Manage documents
Communicate with your team in context
This keeps operations aligned without switching tools.
Why This Matters
Better visibility leads to better decisions.
With Gateway:
Teams plan inventory with confidence
Delays are identified earlier
Surprises are reduced
Communication improves internally and externally
Instead of reacting after a shipment arrives late, you can see what’s happening as it happens.
Simple, Transparent, and Always Live
Gateway removes the uncertainty from ocean freight tracking.
You don’t need to interpret carrier jargon or wait for delayed updates. You open your dashboard and see:
Your shipment
Its live position
Its progress
Its ETA
Final Takeaway
Shipment tracking should be simple, visual, and reliable.
Gateway gives you real-time visibility from departure to arrival, powered by live satellite data and presented in a way that actually helps you operate.
No guessing. No chasing updates. Just clear, real-time insight into your freight.