QMASTOR PortVu

• Web based Interface for Port & Customer data interchange
• Vessel voyages and shipping module
• Inter-modal Transportation module
• Stockyard and inventory management
• Equipment and route/task management

• Suitable for import and/or export terminals
• Highly configurable to your specific bulk terminal operations and associated supply chain
• Standardised on Microsoft technologies
• Seamless integration to related systems via web services and iFuse

Visibility of forecast and actual bulk terminal operational activity

PortVu is an integrated bulk terminal management system that facilitates the management of bulk commodity ports and their supply chain. PortVu allows users to manage the complexities of  inter-modal transportation, stockyards and vessels while ensuring equipment is scheduled and utilised effectively. PortVu integrates the terminal operations with suppliers, customers, transport providers, agents, laboratories and other supply chain partners through the use of a common platform, providing a highly integrated and comprehensive terminal operating system.

PortVu can be interfaced to a bulk terminal control system to provide necessary information on stockpile positions for yard equipment instructions; task and route management; vessel load & hatch plans and belt weightometers for accurate data reconciliation and reporting.

PortVu employs a modular design and is highly configurable. Modules within PortVu cover Voyages & Parcels, Stockyard Management, Equipment & Task Management, Transportation, Customer interfaces and Documentation. PortVu can be implemented as an entire Port Management system or on a module-by-module basis to view all forecast and actual movements.

PortVu has the breadth and depth of functionality to be the core bulk terminal operating system for the hubs of highly productive, integrated supply chains.
To discuss the specific process and business improvements PortVu can provide, contact a QMASTOR representative.

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