See every event. Govern the ones that matter.
Track every shipment across ocean, air, land, and rail in one live view. Then let Freightgate govern by exception — each event checked against your rules, so re-routes and holds happen automatically and your team touches only what breaks them.
You can see everything, and stop nothing.
Visibility tools track, alert, and report — but an alert is not an action. When every event lands in the same inbox, the team chases all of them equally, and the one that actually breaks a rule gets the same attention as the one that doesn't.
Every event, governed by exception.
Freightgate checks each event against your rules and decides what happens next. On-track moves flow through untouched; only the events that breach policy are flagged, re-routed, or held — and routed to the owner who can resolve them.
From raw signal to routed exception, in four steps.
The same logic runs on every event, automatically, so on-track moves flow through and only what breaks a rule reaches a person.
Ingest signals
GPS, AIS, IoT, and carrier feeds land in one live view across ocean, air, land, and rail — no tab-switching between portals.
Apply rules
Every event is checked against your policy — ETA thresholds, routing, dwell, and temperature limits you already run on.
Flag exceptions
On-track moves pass silently; only the events that breach a rule are flagged, re-routed, or held before they cost you.
Route to owner
Each flagged event goes to the person who can resolve it, with the context to act — not a forwarded thread.
What visibility & control delivers.
Live tracking, all modes
Follow every shipment in one view — GPS, AIS, and IoT feeds unified across ocean, air, land, and rail, with no tab-switching between carrier portals.
Exception management
Your rules decide what counts as a problem. Freightgate flags only the events that break them, so the team sees signal, not a wall of low-priority alerts.
ETA & proactive alerts
Predicted arrivals update as conditions change, and shifts that put a commitment at risk raise an alert before the delay reaches your customer.
Governance by exception
Each flagged event is routed to the right owner with the context to act, so resolution starts with the person who can fix it — not a forwarded thread.
IoT & sensor data
Temperature, shock, humidity, and door events stream in alongside location, so a cold-chain or in-transit breach raises an exception the moment a sensor crosses your threshold.
Audit trail
Every event, rule decision, and re-route is logged in order, so you can always show what happened, which rule applied, and who resolved it.
The queue you actually work is the short one.
Freightgate watches every event and resolves the ones your rules already cover. What's left is a short, governed exception queue — the handful of shipments that genuinely need a human — each routed to the owner who can clear it.
See exception management in PulseThe same shipments, watched two ways.
- Every event lands in the same inbox at the same priority.
- An alert fires, but nobody is told what to do about it.
- The breach that matters is buried under low-priority noise.
- Escalation is a forwarded thread, hunting for the right owner.
- On-track moves flow through untouched, automatically.
- A rule breach is re-routed or held the moment it happens.
- The team sees a short queue of signal, not a wall of noise.
- Each exception arrives with the owner and context to act.
Built for the scale global supply chains run at.
Your rules decide what counts as a problem, so the team touches only the events that break them.
GPS, AIS, and IoT feeds unified across ocean, air, land, and rail — no tab-switching between portals.
Each event is checked against policy as it arrives, so re-routes and holds happen at decision time.
Integrates, it doesn't replace.
Freightgate sits above the ERP, TMS, carriers, and telematics you already run and governs events across them. Two decades of integrations mean most of your signal sources are already live on day one.
Live in weeks, not quarters.
Connect your carriers and telematics by EDI, API, and web services, then point your existing rules at the live view. Delivery is collaborative from kickoff to go-live, so governance starts working in weeks.
“We view Freightgate as a strategic technology partner. The net result of the relationship is a competitive advantage in the marketplace.” Nestlé Waters North America
What buyers ask first.
What does "govern by exception" actually mean?
Freightgate checks every event against your rules. On-track moves pass through untouched, and only the events that breach a rule are flagged, re-routed, or held — so your team works a short queue of genuine exceptions instead of every alert equally.
Which tracking sources can it pull into one view?
GPS, AIS, IoT sensors, and carrier feeds across ocean, air, land, and rail, unified in a single live view. Because Freightgate has two decades of integrations, most of your signal sources are already live, so there's no tab-switching between portals.
Does an alert just notify us, or does something happen?
Something happens. An alert is not the end state — a breach can be re-routed or held automatically, and what's left is routed to the owner who can resolve it, with the context to act. The action is governed by your rules, not a forwarded thread.
Can it track IoT and cold-chain conditions, not just location?
Yes. Temperature, shock, humidity, and door events stream in alongside location, so a cold-chain or in-transit breach raises an exception the moment a sensor crosses the threshold you set.
How does it fit with the rest of the platform?
Governed events feed straight into the Supply Chain Dashboard as KPIs, and visibility pairs with the rest of the control layer — it sits above your TMS and ERP and governs across them rather than replacing them.
See governance by exception — on your own shipments.
Bring one lane and one rule. We'll show you the live view governing events, holding the breach, and routing it to an owner.