Klaipėda Container Terminal to implement berth planning software

Klaipėda Container Terminal (KCT) is to implement Portchain’s Quay berth planning software as the terminal continues its digitalisation programme following the deployment of Portchain Connect earlier this year.

The software is designed to provide a shared, real-time planning environment for berth, crane and gang planning, supported by live vessel tracking.

KCT says the implementation will replace manual berth planning processes with a centralised system, enabling planners to make quicker adjustments while providing Engineering and Operations teams with a real-time view of berth plans.

Shipping lines and other customers will also receive access to an updated berth line-up reflecting the latest planning information, reducing the need for email updates and telephone calls.

“At Klaipėda Container Terminal, we continuously invest in solutions that improve operational efficiency and strengthen the way we plan and manage our resources,” said Vaidotas Šileika, CEO at Klaipėda Container Terminal.

“Portchain Quay provides our teams with a shared, real-time planning environment that enables faster, more informed decision-making, optimises berth utilisation, and enhances collaboration across the terminal. Ultimately, this allows us to deliver a more reliable and transparent service experience for our clients.”

Portchain Quay combines berth, crane and gang planning within a single planning environment and uses real-time vessel tracking to support operational planning and coordination across the terminal.

“We are pleased to expand our collaboration with Klaipėda Container Terminal as they implement Portchain Quay,” said Thor Thorup, CCO and Co-Founder at Portchain.

“Having already strengthened collaboration with shipping lines through Portchain Connect, they are now improving how their planning teams manage day-to-day berth operations.”

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