See the delay before it costs you.
Northline connects your carriers, terminals and plants into one operating picture — forecasts delay exposure up to 14 days out, prices the inventory impact, and drafts the reroute before your customer notices anything at all.
The live board needs WebGL. This static view carries tonight’s picture; the feed on the right stays current.
The console your team opens at 07:00
Exceptions triaged by consequence, lane confidence with the forecast attached, and reroute options costed before anyone books anything. This is live product surface, not a mock.
Four systems, one operating picture
Every shipment, one picture
Carrier EDI, terminal feeds and AIS positions resolve into a single tracked object per shipment — not three portals and a spreadsheet. Position confidence is displayed, never assumed; a stale ping is marked stale.
Delay exposure, priced in days
Congestion, dwell, weather and schedule reliability roll into a 14-day forecast per lane, with confidence attached. You see which POs slip, which buffers absorb it, and the date the first line stops — while there is still time to act.
Options before commitments
When a lane degrades, Northline drafts the alternatives — port swap, carrier swap, modal split — each carried to landed cost, CO₂ and the customer’s due date. Your team approves a decision, not a scramble.
Triage that respects your morning
Every alert carries its consequence: shipments exposed, first inventory impact, cost of doing nothing. Noise is suppressed at the source — a vessel four hours late into a two-week buffer is not an exception, and Northline knows it.
What changes in year one
Measured across 14 production networks, Jan 2023 – Jun 2026. Baselines are each network’s trailing 12 months before go-live; no survivor filtering, congestion-shock quarters included.
A working session on your lanes, not a demo
Bring ninety days of shipment history. We replay it through Northline in front of you and hand back your own delay-exposure map — the delays you absorbed, the ones you paid to escape, and the ones you could have seen coming.
- 90 minutes, your operations lead and ours
- Read-only data; nothing touches production systems
- You keep the exposure map either way