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Logistics.

Freight on the move: border queues, late trains, ships at anchor, tankers in the straits.

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Questions it answers

What it answers.

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Who it is for

Who uses it.

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Hauliers and fleet planners

Which crossing, route and lorry park fit each driver's legal hours? Live waits, closures and full parks against the hour's normal show trouble early.

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Importers and customs brokers

Bring a shipment forward, or pay full duty once the tariff quota runs out? A daily run-out estimate for each quota gives time to decide.

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Freight brokers and shippers' compliance teams

Never hand a load to a US carrier that lost its authority or insurance overnight. A morning check of every approved carrier catches it.

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Shipping agents and freight forwarders

Pilots, tugs, berths and lorries are booked round each arrival. Arrival-forecast misses and the anchor queue show how much slack to allow.

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Commodity traders and shipping analysts

Has traffic through a threatened sea route really fallen? Counts by ship type through Hormuz, Suez and Panama show it weeks before trade figures.

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Modelled, tested, simulated, run

What we model, test and run.

Set-up, modelled

The port that will not clear

The anchor queue grows daily, arrivals slip and ships bunch up. Recognised as it forms at Hong Kong, Helsinki or London: likely hours at anchor and time to clear.

Arbitrage set-up

The quicker crossing

Two crossings on one border, as at Detroit and Windsor, can show different truck waits. When does the gap beat extra miles, tolls and driving hours, and for how long?

Theory, tested

The queue that spills over

When one Detroit crossing doubles its normal wait, does the next crossing back up within two hours? How often, and how badly.

Simulation

Strait closure stress run

A Suez, Panama or Bab el-Mandeb closure lasting days to weeks, run on your inbound shipments: extra days at sea, port queues, and how bad it could get.

Engine

Freight tracking engine

Your network, followed without a break. A lorry rerouted, a slot moved, a load held from a carrier that lost its authority. Runs in your systems, on your rules.

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What Panbiota can build

What we build for you.

Border and corridor board

Crossings, motorways and rail lines, from the Ambassador Bridge to the M25, marked flowing, strained or blocked against normal. Alerts when waits pass your limit or lorry parks fill.

Tariff quota run-out model

Each UK tariff quota, and how much is left at the lower duty rate. A range of run-out dates, set beside your next shipment's arrival.

Carrier authority watchlist

Every morning, each US carrier on your approved list is checked. Flagged: suspended or revoked authority, lapsed insurance, ordered off the road. A second gauge counts carriers leaving and joining.

Chokepoint and anchorage counter

Tankers, container ships and bulk carriers through Hormuz, Suez, Malacca and Panama, against their normal. Plus the queue at anchor outside Hong Kong and Helsinki.

Airport weather-to-delay model

Every airport forecast, read for the ground stops, closures and delays it signals. When a new one lands: the likely delay. US airports, Norway and Heathrow.

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Services

Delivered to you.

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Corridor assistant for dispatch teams

Before the first lorries leave: every crossing and lorry park on your routes, in your team chat. Ask it which crossing is quicker now.

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Weekly port arrival scorecard

Port by port, from Hong Kong to Helsinki: how far arrival forecasts missed, by ship type, and hours spent at anchor.

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Chokepoint reading before the open

Before London opens: yesterday's transits through each key strait and canal, by ship type. Plus the change against normal and the queue at either end.

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Airport disruption alerts

An alert the moment a ground stop, closure or dangerous-weather warning starts at an airport you depend on. With the stated reason and latest weather.

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