GOTILO CONTAINER
Reliable Logistics, Steady Control
Manage containers with optical recognition, yard automation, and real-time tracking to reduce delays, lower costs, and maintain smooth movement across the supply chain.
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Manage containers with optical recognition, yard automation, and real-time tracking to reduce delays, lower costs, and maintain smooth movement across the supply chain.
Book a Demo
Manual inspections, paperwork, and yard tracking consume unnecessary time and resources.
Lack of real-time updates makes it difficult to follow container status and movement.
Manual entry and outdated OCR often lead to misreads and delays.
Slow turnaround and frequent bottlenecks disrupt loading, unloading, and tracking.
Gotilo Container advances container operations by using code recognition, automated yard functions, and continuous tracking. It minimizes errors in recording, improves the handling of containers through structured workflows, and delivers reliable information to support timely decisions. This helps reduce idle time, lower expenses, and maintain consistent performance across the supply chain.
Gotilo Container monitors every stage of container flow, beginning at the gate and continuing through the yard to final dispatch. It enables automated entry with number plate recognition, verifies container codes, detects visible damage, records location, and confirms exit, all through real-time tracking and yard automation.
Gotilo Container supports end-to-end port operations with OCR scanning, automated gate control, and real-time yard visibility, all structured into three clear stages.
Automatic number plate and container code recognition at the gate ensures accurate registration and smooth entry into the port.
Containers are tracked across yards with automated workflows, from damage checks to movement recording, reducing manual errors and congestion.
Final verification confirms container identity and condition before release, providing real-time updates and ensuring efficient exit operations.
Enhance logistics with Gotilo Container’s advanced capabilities across scanning, tracking, and automation. Reduce errors, cut manual effort, and gain full visibility to streamline port and yard operations from entry to exit.
Gotilo Container is designed for flexibility. Whether in the yard, at the gate, or in the office, users can view OCR scans, manage yard automation, and monitor container activity directly from their chosen device, ensuring uninterrupted oversight at all times.
Gotilo Container is a system designed to manage containers from entry to exit within ports and yards. It applies optical character recognition to identify ISO codes, verifies container condition through image capture, and records movement across facilities. By combining automation with continuous tracking, it provides a complete view of container activity in real time.
Traditional yard management often depends on manual checks, paperwork, and delayed reporting. Gotilo Container replaces these steps with automated scanning and digital records. This reduces the likelihood of errors, shortens turnaround times, and gives operators better control over container flow, which helps avoid congestion and downtime.
Yes. Gotilo Container is built to connect with standard terminal operating systems, warehouse management platforms, and enterprise resource tools. By feeding container data directly into these systems, it ensures that managers and operators have consistent and accurate information without the need to duplicate work.
The system delivers real-time visibility across all stages of container handling. From gate entry and yard placement to final dispatch, every step is recorded and available to authorized users. This continuous oversight improves accountability, supports faster decision-making, and provides a reliable audit trail for logistics operations.
By automating scanning, data entry, and movement tracking, Gotilo Container reduces the reliance on manual labor and paperwork. It minimizes errors that lead to rework, prevents delays that create bottlenecks, and ensures containers are processed more efficiently. The result is a measurable saving in both time and operating expenses.
