Patrick Terminals and OneStop declare the presentation of OptiBook, a container management solution coordinated with the OneStop Vehicle Booking System.
“We are delighted to introduce the OptiBook platform at Patrick Terminals in Melbourne. OptiBook is an exciting solution designed to modernise and streamline container transportation management. OneStop looks forward to partnering with the industry to roll out the OptiBook solution,” said the CEO of OneStop Sam Askin.
The new system will work with more productive truck appointments for accessible compartments that have been cleared and released and give a transparent interaction to affirming truck appointments. OptiBook will initially be presented at Patrick’s Melbourne terminal from 03 December 2023.
“OneStop has developed a container booking system that will help to optimise landside container management, and we are pleased to collaborate with them to bring this innovation to the market.
OptiBook will offer enhanced container visibility, and real-time booking options based on container availability, resulting in a reduction in dwell time and improved truck flow through our terminals, all of which will optimise our landside operations. It’s a win-win for transport operators, truck drivers and our terminal team. We look forward to the go-live in December,” said CEO Patrick Terminal’s Michael Jovicic.
Transport administrators will in no time get documentation and backing for change to the new reserving system. Transporters will likewise be furnished with itemised guidelines for downloading and utilising the OneStop Delivery App.
OptiBook likewise incorporates the OneStop Convey Application, an easy-to-use platform intended to furnish transporters with admittance to real-time communications, consistent work distribution and disposal of bulky manual cycles. OneStop has planned OptiBook to integrate input from landside administrators.