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Terminal49 integration

FRAI connects to Terminal49 for container and tracking visibility

FRAI integrates with Terminal49 so container and tracking milestones feed your operational view (one shipment, one live reference) and inform scheduling, asset and trailer tracking and customer responses.

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Terminal49

Container milestones on the live reference

Connected
Live sync· two-way
Container milestonesLive
Terminal49FRAI referenceShipment timeline
ETA updatesLive
Vessel trackingFRAI referencePlanning board
Gate-out eventsPending
Terminal49FRAI referenceJob status
Last sync2 min ago
Records linked1,284 shipments

What it does

What the Terminal49 integration does

FRAI connects to Terminal49 to bring container and tracking milestones onto the same live reference as the rest of the movement, so visibility informs planning and responses instead of living in a separate tool.

  • Bring container and tracking milestones onto one live reference.
  • Feed visibility into scheduling and planning and asset and trailer tracking.
  • Surface delays and changes early so teams can respond proactively.
  • Keep customers updated from a single source of truth.
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Terminal49

Terminal49 connection overview

Connected
Live sync· two-way
AuthenticationActive
OAuth / API keyFRAI referenceFRAI connector
Field mappingConfigured
Source schemaFRAI referenceLive reference
Sync scheduleLive
Real-time + batchFRAI referenceWorkflow triggers
Last sync2 min ago
Records linked1,284 shipments

Common problems it solves

What it fixes

Tracking data is only useful when it sits alongside the rest of the movement. FRAI connects Terminal49 visibility to your live reference.

Visibility in a silo

Tracking milestones live apart from planning, so they rarely drive action.

Late reactions to delays

Delays are noticed too late to re-plan or update the customer in time.

Manual status updates

Operators copy tracking status into emails and systems by hand.

Example workflows

How teams use the Terminal49 integration

Milestone → planning update

  1. 1Terminal49 reports a container milestone or delay.
  2. 2FRAI attaches it to the shipment’s live reference.
  3. 3Scheduling and planning reflects the change automatically.
  4. 4Affected assets and dependencies are flagged for the planner.

Delay → proactive customer update

  1. 1A delay milestone is detected via Terminal49.
  2. 2FRAI ties the delay to the right shipment and customer.
  3. 3A structured update can be drafted from the live reference.
  4. 4The customer is informed before they have to chase.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about the Terminal49 integration with FRAI.

How does FRAI use Terminal49 tracking data?

FRAI connects to Terminal49 and brings container and tracking milestones onto one shipment, one live reference alongside planning, assets and customer communication, so visibility drives action instead of living in a separate tool.

Does FRAI replace Terminal49?

No. FRAI integrates with Terminal49 and works with your existing systems. Tracking milestones feed your operational view; FRAI does not replace your visibility provider, with no rip and replace.

Can tracking delays trigger planning updates automatically?

Yes. When Terminal49 reports a milestone or delay, FRAI attaches it to the shipment reference and scheduling and planning can reflect the change, with affected assets and dependencies flagged for the planner.

Do operators still have to copy tracking status into emails?

No. Because milestones sit on the live reference, structured customer updates can be drafted from the same source of truth instead of manually copying status from a tracking portal.

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