Running today

Ports

Turn positioning into coordinated terminal action, rather than radios, spreadsheets and after-the-fact reports. The Ports Solution Pack is fully specified, and it builds out on the same core that ships today.

On the floor

Container terminal and quay, live

A schematic of a container terminal and quay, with tags moving through it. People, assets and safety devices are all the same kind of tracked entity to the platform, differing in the rules attached to them rather than in the mechanism. Watch a safety device long enough and you will see one raise.

An illustrative layout and illustrative movement. Not a customer site, not live data, and not a claim about any particular deployment. Zone names are the vocabulary this industry already uses, which is exactly what the platform is configured with.

What the platform brings today

The safety kernel, on the quay now

Duress, man-down, lone worker, escalation and evidence are shipping platform capability, the same runtime deployed in healthcare. A stevedoring shift is exactly the environment they were built for.

Duress from the quay or the yard

A worker presses a wearable or a fixed point. The event is priority one at origination, and nothing in your configuration can downgrade it. It carries the caller's resolved zone, with staleness gating that prefers a coarser known zone to a confidently wrong dot.

Man-down and lone-worker cover

A lasher who stops moving on a night shift, or a worker who misses a check-in in a remote block, raises an alarm without pressing anything. The liveness clock is platform-owned. A device that goes quiet is Stale, then Lost, never silently forgotten.

Escalation that cannot lapse, evidence that stands

A closed-loop, tiered ladder climbs until a human acknowledges. It is restart-safe, with deadlines held in the database. One acknowledgement stands the alarm down everywhere, and the whole sequence lands on a tamper-evident audit trail with replay.

The boundary, stated plainly

An awareness layer above your certified controls

The pack's proximity and exclusion-zone capability is specified as an awareness and coordination layer. It sits above the certified, machine-fitted proximity and collision-avoidance systems on your straddles, reach stackers and cranes, and never replaces them; those systems remain the source of truth for their domains. What the platform adds is the terminal-wide picture they cannot give you: patterns, hot spots, breaches and the coordinated response.

The Ports Pack specification

A fully-specified catalogue, stated as what comes next

The Ports Solution Pack is specified as a catalogue of fifty use cases on the same tags, the same infrastructure and the same core engines. Enable a subset and you inherit the rest as latent capability. The catalogue is specification rather than shipped software, and every entry below says so.

Running today

Container to the slot

Physical container location resolved to block, row, tier and slot. The box found without walking the stack.

Running today

Physical-vs-TOS reconciliation

Continuous comparison of physical position against the terminal operating system, so the mis-stow and the lost box are surfaced, not discovered at load time.

Running today

Reefers, dwell & demurrage

Reefer plug-rack occupancy, and dwell and demurrage exposure by block and by line.

Running today

Pedestrian proximity & exclusion

Straddle and reach-stacker pedestrian proximity awareness, and exclusion-zone breach alerting.

Running today

Quay-crane & quay-edge protection

Under-hook exclusion in the load path, and fall-from-height proximity protection at the quay edge.

Running today

Gangway & headcount

Gangway access control and an on-board headcount: who is on the vessel, right now.

Running today

Gate & truck flow

Automated gate and OCR check-in, and truck queue and turn-time visibility.

Running today

ISPS & MARSEC posture

Restricted-zone access control, perimeter breach detection, and an escalation posture that steps with the MARSEC level.

Running today

Dangerous goods & hazmat

IMDG dangerous-goods segregation alerting, and a location-aware spill and hazmat response playbook.

Running today

Quayside duress, packaged

The kernel's duress and man-down, packaged with stevedoring terminology, gang rosters and terminal dashboards.

Running today

Evacuation, muster & cyclone

Evacuation and muster-point roll-call, and coordinated crane tie-down when the cyclone warning closes the weather window.

Running today

Replay & feed-loss resilience

Incident reconstruction and movement replay for the terminal, and specified degradation to location-only operation under feed loss. A reduced picture, never a blank one.

Running today

Pack dashboards

Terminal Operations Picture, Yard & Asset Location, Heavy-Vehicle Safety, Perimeter & Security and Gate Throughput views.

Running today

Pack AI agents

The specification includes Collision-Risk, Yard-Congestion, Perimeter-Breach and Dwell/Demurrage agents. AI in WillowCreek is being built to be explainable and human-supervised. It will propose; people decide.

Honesty is the feature: anything not yet in place is told to you as such, in writing, before go-live.

Outcomes

What the pack is specified to measure

No invented numbers. The pack defines the measures, and your deployment produces the figures.

  • Duress response time: raise to responder-on-scene, by zone and by shift.
  • Proximity and exclusion events: by machine class, by block and by shift, with hot spots visible.
  • Mis-stow recovery: time from discrepancy surfaced to box reconciled against the TOS.
  • Truck turn-time and gate queue: by hour, by lane and by carrier.
  • Dwell and demurrage exposure: by block and by line, before it becomes an invoice dispute.
  • Muster completion: evacuation-called to all-persons-accounted-for, per drill and per event.
Who it serves

Built for the people who work the terminal

  • Stevedores, lashers and linesmen: duress and man-down cover in the highest-energy workplace in the country.
  • Straddle and crane operators: a terminal that knows where the people are.
  • Duty managers and watch officers: one ranked queue and one picture, around the clock.
  • Planners and TOS teams: the physical yard reconciled against the system of record.
  • Maritime security officers: restricted-zone and perimeter evidence shaped for the Maritime Security Plan.
  • ICT and engineering: signed containers on terminal infrastructure, adapters instead of rip-and-replace.
Governance

Built for maritime security scrutiny

The drivers the pack is specified to serve are the ones a terminal is actually audited against: the Maritime Transport and Offshore Facilities Security Act 2003 (Cth) and the terminal's approved Maritime Security Plan, where restricted-zone control and MARSEC posture must be evidenced rather than asserted, alongside Safe Work Australia's stevedoring guidance, chain-of-responsibility duties under the Heavy Vehicle National Law at the gate, and the IMDG Code for dangerous goods in the yard.

Certification status is provided per deployment in commercial documentation. See Trust & security.

The catalogue

50 specified use cases

Every operational capability this pack is designed to deliver, grouped as the specification groups them, each mapped to the core engines that would configure it. A buyer enables the subset they need; nothing here is a separate product.

What this catalogue is. These are specified use cases: design work we have completed, each one mapped to the core engines that would deliver it and carrying its own identifier so it can be quoted, scoped and tracked. It is not a feature list. No use case in this catalogue runs today. The duress and location core beneath it does, and it is the same core every pack configures. Anything marked as running today is running today, and everything else is specification. Ask us about any entry and we will tell you plainly where it stands.

Group A. Container & Stack Location 6

  • PO-UC-01Container location & stack-position visibility (block/row/tier/slot)Location · Operational intelligence · MappingSpecified
  • PO-UC-02Physical-vs-TOS position reconciliation (mis-stow / lost box)Location · Operational intelligence · IntegrationSpecified
  • PO-UC-03Reefer-container location & plug-rack occupancyLocation · Operational intelligence · MappingSpecified
  • PO-UC-04Container dwell & demurrage exposure by block & lineLocation · Rules · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-05Empty-container park & pool balancingLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-06Yard block density & congestion mapLocation · Mapping · Operational intelligenceSpecified

Group B. Heavy-Plant & Pedestrian Safety 7

  • PO-UC-07Straddle / reach-stacker pedestrian proximity warningLocation · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-08Pedestrian exclusion-zone breach under handling equipmentLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-09Quay-crane load-path & under-hook exclusion zoneLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-10Equipment-to-equipment proximity & lane-conflict alertingLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-11Blind-spot & reversing-zone pedestrian detectionLocation · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-12Vehicle-pedestrian hotspot & near-miss analyticsLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-13Traffic-management-plan segregation complianceLocation · Rules · ReportingSpecified

Group C. Quayside & Vessel Interface 6

  • PO-UC-14Quay-edge fall-from-height proximity protectionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-15Lasher & stevedore presence during load/dischargeLocation · Workflow · Operational intelligenceSpecified
  • PO-UC-16Under-crane apron worker safety exclusionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-17Gangway access control & on-board headcountLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-18Mooring / linesman operation coordinationLocation · Workflow · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-19Vessel-operations task orchestration on berthingWorkflow · Notification · IntegrationSpecified

Group D. Gate, Yard Truck & Rail Movement 6

  • PO-UC-20Automated gate & OCR check-in matched to bookingLocation · Workflow · IntegrationSpecified
  • PO-UC-21Landside truck queue & turn-time visibilityLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-22Prime-mover / terminal-tractor dispatch & move trackingLocation · Workflow · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-23In-terminal truck routing & wrong-lane detectionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-24On-dock rail wagon location & load coordinationLocation · Operational intelligence · MappingSpecified
  • PO-UC-25Gate departure verification & container-to-booking matchLocation · Rules · IntegrationSpecified

Group E. Perimeter & Maritime Security 5

  • PO-UC-26Maritime-security (ISPS) restricted-zone access controlLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-27Perimeter & fence-line breach detectionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-28Waterside / seaward boundary incursion alertingLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-29Security patrol tour verification & coverageLocation · Workflow · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-30MARSEC-level escalation & access-tightening postureRules · Notification · IntegrationSpecified

Group F. Dangerous Goods & Reefer Cold Chain 5

  • PO-UC-31IMDG dangerous-goods segregation & incompatible-stow alertingLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-32DG-zone dwell limit & holding-area controlLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-33Spill / hazmat location-aware response playbookWorkflow · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-34Reefer temperature excursion & set-point monitoringLocation and sensing · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-35Reefer monitoring-round & plug/unplug complianceLocation · Workflow · ReportingSpecified

Group G. Lone Worker, Duress, Muster & Evacuation 6

  • PO-UC-36Quayside & shed worker mobile duressLocation · Notification · IntegrationSpecified
  • PO-UC-37Lone-worker check-in & man-down detectionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-38Confined-space / vessel-hold entry monitoringLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-39Emergency evacuation & muster-point roll-callLocation · Workflow · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-40Real-time headcount & unaccounted-worker location on alarmLocation · Operational intelligence · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-41Weather / cyclone crane tie-down & stand-down coordinationWorkflow · Notification · IntegrationSpecified

Group H. Heavy-Equipment Utilisation & Fleet 5

  • PO-UC-42Heavy-plant utilisation & idle-time analytics by classLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-43Equipment location & nearest-unit dispatchLocation · Rules · Operational intelligenceSpecified
  • PO-UC-44Equipment maintenance-due & workshop-status trackingLocation · Rules · Workflow · IntegrationSpecified
  • PO-UC-45Operator-to-equipment assignment & authorised-operator checkLocation · Rules · IntegrationSpecified
  • PO-UC-46Twist-lock / handling-tool & ancillary-asset trackingLocation · Operational intelligenceSpecified

Group I. Incident Evidence, Reconstruction & Analytics 4

  • PO-UC-47Incident reconstruction & movement replay (quay / yard)Location · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-48Near-miss capture & WHS evidence packLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecified
  • PO-UC-49Feed-loss degradation to location-only resilienceLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
  • PO-UC-50Terminal operational KPI & Maritime Security Plan reportingOperational intelligence · ReportingSpecified

Bring your busiest berth

We'll walk a quayside duress from the press to the acknowledged stand-down, and show you in writing which parts ship today and which come next.