Dwell time costs everyone
Container dwell is a cost line for the shipper, a capacity drain for the terminal, and an enforcement bottleneck for the authority. Reducing it without compromising security is the structural problem.
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Ports & Green Lane
From verified integrity to expedited clearance.
Most cargo arriving at a port has spent days or weeks in transit with no instrumented record of its condition. Journey Protector combines Area of Interest monitoring with the Green Lane platform to deliver verified, pre-arrival integrity to the port authority and reduce dwell time for compliant cargo.
The Problem
Where today's chain of custody breaks down
Low-yield secondary inspection
Non-Intrusive Inspection capacity is scarce and expensive. When it's spent on cargo with a verifiable clean record, it cannot be spent on the cargo that genuinely needs scrutiny.
Late-stage risk decisions
Customs and port authorities currently decide whether to inspect on arrival, when the cargo is already at the pier. Pre-arrival decision-making requires pre-arrival evidence.
Trusted trader programmes need trustworthy data
C-TPAT, AEO, and equivalent trusted-trader programmes are designed to fast-track compliant operators. Their effectiveness depends on the quality and verifiability of the data they're fast-tracking on.
The Platform
A signed integrity record delivered before the ship docks.
Continuous in-transit monitoring
From point of lading, the asset is monitored across 10 sensor modalities with hardware-signed evidence at every reading.
Pre-arrival data package
On approach, a complete, cryptographically verified integrity record is delivered to the port authority. Risk decisions happen mid-ocean.
Green Lane clearance
Verified-clean cargo is flagged for expedited processing, releasing inspection capacity for high-risk targets and reducing dwell for compliant operators.
Integration with existing authority systems
Evidence packets are designed to slot into existing risk-targeting and customs systems, not to replace them.
Compliance
Built around the frameworks that matter
Every framework below is a real standard or regulation. Journey Protector's evidence chain is designed to feed each one with the data it actually requires, not just the data that's easy to collect.
ISPS CodeInternational Ship and Port Facility Security CodeIMO international
C-TPATCustoms-Trade Partnership Against TerrorismUnited States
AEOAuthorised Economic OperatorEuropean Union
WCO SAFE FrameworkWorld Customs Organisation Framework of StandardsGlobal customs
ISO 28000Supply Chain Security ManagementInternational
In Practice
Where this gets deployed
Container ocean lane to major hub port
Multi-week monitored transit with pre-arrival integrity packet delivered to the destination port authority.
High-value reefer cargo
Continuous environmental monitoring combined with port-side integrity verification before discharge.
Trusted-trader fast track
Evidence packets feed C-TPAT and AEO programmes with verifiable, real-time integrity data per shipment.
Terminal-side perimeter integration
Cargo monitoring continues at the terminal under Area of Interest, closing the gap between transit and storage.
Built for Ports.
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Our team can scope a pilot on your real routes, with your real cargo, on your real timelines. We don't sell a platform you have to integrate. We deploy it for you.