The Problem Dock Delays Are Inevitable. Drivers Finding Out at the Gate Isn't. Labor constraints, equipment shortages, surge volumes - delays happen. That's operational reality. The actual problem is when drivers find out: at the gate, when it's already too late to avoid the fallout. When a driver arrives to a delayed dock, the entire facility pays for it, not just one appointment. Gate queues build as trucks stack up with nowhere to go Dispatch calls spike, pulling staff aw

Automating Container Prioritization at the Port The $30 Per Minute Problem That Scales Into Millions Demurrage isn't caused by lack of visibility. It's caused by lack of prioritization. Every day after vessel discharge, the demurrage clock starts ticking. Import containers sit in the yard while operations teams check discharge status, calculate Last Free Day (LFD), log into terminal websites, look up yard location (stack/row/slot), and email drayage carriers with pickup instr

The Challenge: Manual Status Updates at Scale Status updates are one of the most time-consuming and error-prone workflows in logistics operations. As shipment volume grows, teams struggle to maintain consistent communication across carriers, shippers, customer service teams, and internal operations. Manual status cadences like phone calls, emails, and spreadsheets don't scale. They create delays, inconsistencies, and missed updates, especially during exceptions. Why Status Ca

Proof of delivery (POD) documents are essential in freight operations, but they create endless manual work. Teams spend hours chasing...

Overview project44 (p44) partnered with LunaPath to unlock a capability it previously considered out of reach: scalable, automated...