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Ocean shipment tracking: Container and BL/Booking

Using the Portcast app

• How to use the Command Center NEW!
• How to use the container table view
• How to use the single container view
• Understanding the events timeline
• How to use the booking/BL table view
• How to use the single booking/BL view
• Understanding container tracking errors
• How to calculate LCL CO2 emissions

Managing containers & data

• How to upload containers or bookings/BLs
• Understanding container upload errors
• Understanding ocean upload email summary records
• Adding and editing custom data
• Ingesting custom container events
• How to archive containers
• How to auto-archive containers
• Exporting Container Tracking Data

More on container tracking

• Understanding incidents and delay
• Understanding container CO2 emissions
• Understanding carriers’ SCAC codes
• Supported carriers and SCAC dictionary
• Carrier coverage and particulars
• Using lookup tools
• Sharing or embedding single container tracking
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Air Visibility

• How to Upload Air Shipments
• How to use the Air shipments table
• Understanding Air Shipment exceptions
• Understanding air shipment upload email summary records
• How to use the single air shipment view
• Embedding the single air shipment view
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Port Congestion

• Understanding Port congestion
• Using the Port congestion dashboard
• Embedding the Port Congestion dashboard
• FAQs

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Sailing schedules

• Using the Sailing Schedules dashboard
• Embedding the Sailing Schedules dashboard
• Using the Port Lookup tool
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🎛️ Analytical dashboards

• How to use the Logistics KPI dashboard
• How to use the Control Tower
• Understanding Exception management
• Using the Exceptions dashboard
• Using the Transit Times dashboard
• Using the Global Transit Times dashboard </aside>

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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