Buy here, sell there, see it all at sea.
Trading teams move goods in both directions. ShipTastic tracks your import and export containers in one place, and finds them by the PO or SO your team already uses.
Two directions, one question
Purchasing wants to know when supplier goods land. Sales wants to tell a buyer when their order arrives. Both answers sit with different carriers, under container numbers nobody remembers.
When a ship is delayed, the knock-on reaches stock, delivery promises and demurrage, often before anyone has noticed.
What ShipTastic gives you
Search by PO or SO
Tag each container with its purchase or sales order and find it by that.
Imports and exports together
Inbound and outbound containers in one table, filtered by ETA, ETD, port or carrier.
A predictive ETA
An arrival time from vessel behaviour, with its basis and age shown, sharpening as the ship nears port.
Lane and on-time analytics
On Pro and above: average transit times and on-time rates by lane, to plan the next order with your own numbers.
Where to start
Read how to track a shipment by bill of lading, see what a hold-up costs with the demurrage calculator, or compare plans. Every container or B/L you add counts as one shipment on your plan.
Other industries: Food importers, Freight forwarders, E-commerce. Industries
Questions from trading companies
Can I track both imports and exports?
Yes. ShipTastic tracks ocean containers in either direction. Each container or B/L counts as one shipment on your plan.
Can I find a container by PO or SO?
Yes. Tag a container with your purchase order or sales order and search by it.
Can I share an arrival date with my buyer?
Yes. You can send a shipment view to anyone without giving them access to your account.