Abstract: Described herein are systems and processes for producing a pre-trip inspection (PTI) prediction for a cargo container. The PTI prediction makes use of real time data from a container, and historical data from the same container. In some embodiments a system includes at least one container having a sensor, a processor and a database, where the processor may use software to correlate sensor data with stored information from the database to produce a forecast of whether the container will require maintenance at its next entry to a geofence area. In some embodiments the system may have a communication device for transmitting data or instructions to a remote computer for processing. Methods of correlating sensor information and data base information are also described.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods of securely sharing data from multiple sources with different client terminals. A server may establish an electronic document for defining a transaction. The electronic document may have data fields. Each data field may be from a client terminal. The server may identify encryption keys to encrypt the corresponding data fields included in the electronic document. The server may distribute the encryption keys across the client terminals in accordance with an access control policy. The access control policy may specify access permissions for a client terminal to each of the plurality of data fields based on a role of the client terminal in the transaction. The server may provide, to each client terminal with access to the data fields in the electronic document via the encryption keys distributed in accordance with the access control policy.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods of securely sharing data from multiple sources with different client terminals. A server may establish an electronic document for defining a transaction. The electronic document may have data fields. Each data field may be from a client terminal. The server may identify encryption keys to encrypt the corresponding data fields included in the electronic document. The server may distribute the encryption keys across the client terminals in accordance with an access control policy. The access control policy may specify access permissions for a client terminal to each of the plurality of data fields based on a role of the client terminal in the transaction. The server may provide, to each client terminal with access to the data fields in the electronic document via the encryption keys distributed in accordance with the access control policy.

Abstract: A computer implemented system and method for managing and tracking cargo shipments through a supply chain. The system includes a core domain and a party domain. In the core domain, electronic representations of one or more core processes may be generated and maintained that includes a sequence of events and/or milestones representing real world actions associated with the shipping chain. In the party domain, electronic representations of one or more party processes may be generated and maintained that represent a sequence of various events and/or milestones that a party to the shipping chain must undertake. The core domain may generate and communicate events representative of actions that have been or should be undertaken by the parties. The events may be communicated to the party domain where the events can trigger or realize milestones indicating to the party it should undertake various real world actions relating to the shipping chain.