Vessel tracking, terminal operations, drayage, and emissions, unified into one real-time system built for global logistics.
AIS position, weather and berth windows fused into one arrival picture, updated continuously, shared by everyone planning against it.
AIS position & weather
Predictive ETA
Berth windows & pro forma
Stowage & discharge plans
Berth, crane, yard and gate planned against real arrivals instead of the published schedule, and replanned the moment conditions change.
Crane & equipment telemetry
Yard inventory & restow
Gate appointments
Exception queue
Every container carries a known location, an appointment and a driver matched to it. No phone tag, no trips to a box that is not ready.
Container availability & holds
Appointment matching
Driver messaging
Chassis & equipment pools
Idle hours, fuel burn and emissions per move, measured where the coordination happens, so every gain becomes a number you can report.
Idle hours per call
Fuel burn per move
CO2e per container
Reporting exports
Here are answers to a few key questions. For anything more specific, we're happy to dig in on a call.
Relai is live in production, coordinating freight across 14 terminals and 200,000+ container moves per month with our launch partners. We're on track to support 1 million monthly moves by the end of 2026.
Today, Relai powers live vessel tracking, terminal orchestration, and drayage coordination, with emissions analytics rolling out across the platform.
We're bullish on what machine intelligence can do for freight, especially in prediction. Relai uses AI for ETA forecasting, congestion modeling, and decision support, not to remove people from the loop.
It's a pragmatic approach that helps operators move fast while staying in control.
Typically, yes. Relai is offered as a fully managed, cloud-native service with enterprise-grade security. For operators who prefer more control, we support hybrid deployments in customer-owned cloud environments.
Most logistics software manages one leg of the journey: the terminal, the fleet, the booking. Relai is the only platform built to coordinate the handoffs between them. Instead of forcing your network onto a rigid data model, Relai adapts to how your freight actually moves.
Onboarding typically takes 3 to 4 months, depending on network complexity and integrations. We work closely with your team for a smooth rollout. Starting with one corridor or terminal and expanding from there is a proven path to success with Relai.
Relai uses a flexible, rules-based configuration model powered by your live network data. You define the logic for routing, handoffs, and exceptions, then evolve it as your operation grows.
Coordination-first: built to manage the seams between systems, not replace the ones that work.
Real-time by default: the live state of your network is the source of truth.
Built for any network: the building blocks to model any port, fleet, or corridor.
Always improving: continuous platform updates that integrate seamlessly.
Relai connects to terminal operating systems, AIS vessel feeds, carrier and TMS platforms, and telematics through standards-based APIs. Most connections are configured without code; for complex logic, Relai supports custom rules and workflows with full change management.
It starts with a conversation. We'll map your current systems, corridors, and goals, and show you where Relai can cut idle time and emissions. From there, we scope a phased rollout that fits your priorities.