Planning Control
Use movement history to improve the context behind future shipment planning.
Powered by GoOrdersExplore moreMovement Control, powered by GoTrack
Track shipments across carriers, get predictive ETAs, and act on the exceptions that matter without manually checking portals or chasing forwarders.
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5000+ carrier integrations
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Shipment updates sit across carrier websites, forwarder emails, spreadsheets, and internal systems.
Logistics teams spend hours finding updates before they can decide which shipments actually need attention.
A shipment may still be moving while the expected arrival has already shifted.
Teams review hundreds of normal shipments to find the few that need action.
By the time the issue is escalated, the customer or internal team may already be asking for an update.
Tracking the shipment and tracking detention and demurrage exposure become two separate jobs.
GoTrack brings carrier updates, ETAs, exceptions, and free-time timelines into one view so teams act on the shipments that need attention.
Go from network visibility to the shipment that needs attention in a few clicks.

Go from network visibility to the shipment that needs attention in a few clicks.
Follow a shipment in GoTrackNova maps GoTrack to your ETA thresholds, customer commitments, free-day terms, escalation paths, and operating structure. It helps make sure the right exception reaches the right person with the context required to respond.
Which shipments are delayed or at risk? I don’t want the customer to find out before we do.
See the network on a map, follow every shipment in one place, know what changed, and stay ahead of free-time exposure.
View active shipments across lanes, ports, and geographies in one map, with shipment status and exceptions visible in context.
OutcomeGet the network-level picture without opening individual carrier portals.
Track carrier milestones, transshipments, container movement, and the latest shipment status across connected carriers.
OutcomeReduce carrier-portal checks and manual status updates.

See the latest ETA alongside previous estimates, then surface shipments that cross configured delay or exception thresholds.
OutcomeFocus the team on meaningful changes instead of monitoring every shipment.
Track free-day timelines and container activity, with alerts as shipments approach detention or demurrage exposure.
OutcomeGive teams more time to coordinate clearance, pickup, and return.
Use movement history to improve the context behind future shipment planning.
Powered by GoOrdersExplore moreUse actual carrier performance when evaluating future freight partners.
Powered by GoProcureExplore moreKeep shipment documents, partners, and operational actions connected to movement.
Powered by GoShipment + DRDVExplore moreTrack the shipment, maintain the ETA, and prioritise exceptions.
Powered by GoTrackExplore moreConnect external disruption signals with active shipment exposure.
Powered by Market IntelligenceExplore moreUse movement and free-day records when validating freight and D&D charges.
Powered by GoInvoiceExplore moreMovement data becomes context for the next planning, procurement, and payment decision.
Explore the Freight Control EngineBring your existing shipment, carrier, and operational data into GoTrack while keeping the systems and partners you already use.
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Where is the shipment, when is it expected to arrive, and does anyone need to act?
What response is required when an exception is identified?
Movement Control connects shipment milestones, ETAs, exceptions, and free-time information so logistics teams can identify which shipments need attention instead of manually checking every movement.
GoTrack is the GoComet product that powers Movement Control. It brings shipment tracking, predictive ETAs, exceptions, and D&D timelines into one operational view.
Yes. GoTrack provides a global shipment map so logistics teams can see active movements across lanes, ports, and geographies and move from network-level visibility into individual shipment detail.
GoTrack brings updates from connected carriers into one view, reducing the need to open individual carrier portals, copy tracking information, and maintain manual status spreadsheets.
A predictive ETA is an updated estimate of when a shipment is expected to arrive based on available carrier, milestone, route, and movement information.
GoTrack can compare shipment activity with configured thresholds such as ETA changes, missed milestones, inactive shipments, delivery dates, and free-time deadlines.
Yes. Exceptions can be surfaced based on configured rules so teams can focus on shipments that need attention rather than reviewing every shipment equally.
Yes. GoTrack can track free-time periods and surface alerts before configured free days expire, giving teams more time to coordinate clearance, pickup, and container return.
GoTrack supports integrations with more than 500 carriers. Exact milestone coverage depends on the carrier and the shipment data available.
Movement data can support carrier-performance decisions in Rate Control, provide shipment evidence to Payment Control, and combine with external signals from Disruption Control.
Bring a recent shipment export with booking, bill of lading, or container numbers. We will show how Movement Control maps your shipments, brings carrier updates together, maintains the latest ETA, and surfaces the shipments that need attention.
A list of active shipments across a few carriers is enough to begin.