The
service, called Track & Trace, enables customers to access real-time data
on their containers, check live vessel schedules and cut-off times, save
containers to a Container Watchlist and set up email alerts, according to APM
Terminals.
Maersk-owned
port operator said that customers can track import and export containers via
www.apmterminals.com/valencia using the container number, the booking number
provided by the shipping company, or the bill of lading number.
Additionally, the data include the vessel's estimated arrival time,
discharge time, container status, and availability for pickup, container
details and when the box left the terminal.
Live vessel schedules are also provided with cargo cut-off times by
container type and shipping line and current estimated arrival and departure
times.
In case
the customer wishes to track a larger volume of containers, they will be
prompted to save containers to a personal Container Watchlist, according to a
statement.
“This saves customers time and effort, continually copying and pasting their containers into the search to retrieve the latest status, ” noted María Gracia, chief commercial officer of APM Terminals Spain Gateways.
Our goal is to provide access to all
of our services from one place, and with just one account
“We acknowledge that
in the past customers needed to have multiple accounts for different systems at
different terminals, in order to do business with us,” said María Gracia,
adding, “Going forward, our goal is to provide access to all of our services from one place, and
with just one account.”