Disruption Control, powered by Incident Lens

Know what can affect your freight before it becomes a delay.

Connect congestion, strikes, schedule changes, and carrier reliability to exposed shipments, lanes, inventory, and customer commitments so teams have more time to respond.

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Global disruption signalsFreight exposureEarlier warningPrioritised response

Disruption control - radar of global disruption signals with exposed shipments and a 24-hour response window

AskedThere’s congestion in Shanghai. Which of our shipments are exposed, and do we need to reroute?
ExecutingAutonomous AI Worker · DISRUPTION
Nova actionExposed shipments prioritised and response workflow initiated based on impact and urgency.
Proactive actionTaken before impact lands

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Connected across your logistics network

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Impact

Teams get 24 hours of earlier warning.

Why disruptions are found too late

The disruption is visible. What it affects is not.

Teams can see congestion, strikes, weather events, and schedule changes across multiple sources.

The harder part is knowing which events matter to their freight and what needs attention first.

Too many signals

Teams monitor news, carrier updates, port information, and forwarder messages to understand what is changing.

The freight impact is unclear

A disruption may affect one port or region, but teams still need to work out which shipments, lanes, and customer commitments are exposed.

The response starts manually

Once an issue is identified, logistics teams have to find the affected shipments and determine who needs to act.

Customers get updated too late

Communication often starts after the ETA has already changed or the shipment has already missed a milestone.

Why disruptions are found too late - a flood of alerts with unclear impact on shipments

That is the gap Disruption Control closes.

GoComet connects external events with the freight actually exposed to them so teams act before a disruption becomes a shipment delay.

From global event to freight exposure

See what changed, what is exposed, and what needs attention.

Start with the freight that could be affected, not a generic disruption feed.

Port congestion · Singapore · 14 shipments exposed · Review

Relevant congestion, strikes, and schedule changes identified across sources.

Start with the freight that could be affected, not a generic disruption feed.

Follow a disruption signal

Bring your disruption rules into every signal.

Nova combines external disruption data with your priority lanes, customers, carriers, thresholds, and escalation structure. It helps make sure the relevant disruption reaches the right team with the freight context needed to respond.

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Nova

There’s congestion in Shanghai. Which of our shipments are exposed, and do we need to reroute?

Built for global freight disruption

Understand the event from more than one angle.

See global incidents, where congestion is building, the sailings available around an affected movement, and how carriers actually perform.

See the events that could affect freight movement.

Monitor relevant geopolitical events, labour disruption, severe weather, infrastructure issues, and other freight-impacting incidents.

OutcomeSpend less time searching multiple sources for disruption information.

See how Disruption Control fits your operation

See the events that could affect freight movement. — Freight-impacting incidents monitored across regions in one view.

Know where congestion is building.

Review congestion and delay conditions at relevant origin, transshipment, and destination ports.

OutcomeSee potential port exposure before it becomes a shipment exception.

See how Disruption Control fits your operation

Know where congestion is building. — Congestion and delay conditions across origin, transshipment, and destination ports.

Check the options around an affected movement.

Review sailing schedules, departures, arrivals, transit times, and routing options when the current movement plan is at risk.

OutcomeGive teams more context when considering alternatives.

See how Disruption Control fits your operation

Check the options around an affected movement. — Sailing schedules, transit times, and routing options for the affected lane.

Add actual performance to the decision.

Compare carrier and lane performance when evaluating the likely impact of a disruption or an alternative movement.

OutcomeUse performance context instead of carrier reputation alone.

See how Disruption Control fits your operation

Add actual performance to the decision. — Carrier and lane performance compared for the affected movement.

Market Intelligence

Go deeper into the signals behind every warning.

Incident Lens

Monitor disruption signals and investigate the regions, ports, and routes involved.

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Port Congestion

Review current congestion and delay conditions across global ports.

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Smart Schedules

Review schedules, transit times, routing options, and carrier context across origin and destination pairs.

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Lead Time Benchmark

Use historical lead-time context when reviewing routing and carrier alternatives.

Compare Lead Times

Each tool provides a signal. Disruption Control connects those signals to the freight and commitments that matter to your operation.

Disruption context should improve the next decision

What happens outside your network should inform what happens inside it.

Planning Control

Use port, schedule, and disruption context when deciding what should move and when.

Rate Control

Use carrier reliability and route context when evaluating freight partners.

Compliance Control

Turn a changed movement plan into the required document, partner, and workflow actions.

Movement Control

Connect external disruption signals with active shipments and movement exceptions.

Disruption Control

Identify external events and connect them with exposed freight.

Payment Control

Use disruption and movement context when reviewing unusual freight or accessorial charges.

Disruption intelligence becomes context for planning, movement, procurement, and payment decisions.

Explore the Freight Control Engine

Built around your freight exposure

Focus on the disruptions that matter to your network.

Configure Disruption Control around the lanes, ports, customers, carriers, and shipments that matter most to your operation.

Configure around

Priority trade lanes
Critical ports
Origin and destination regions
Active shipments
Strategic customers
Critical inventory
Preferred carriers
Disruption types
Exposure thresholds
Escalation responsibilities

Disruption Control answers

What changed, which freight could be affected, and who needs to know?

Your logistics team decides

What response is required before the disruption becomes a delay?

Map your disruption process

Frequently asked questions

What logistics teams ask about Disruption Control.

What is freight Disruption Control?

Freight Disruption Control connects external events such as congestion, strikes, schedule changes, and other disruptions with the shipments, lanes, carriers, and commitments they could affect.

How is Disruption Control different from shipment tracking?

Shipment tracking tells you what is happening to an active shipment. Disruption Control looks at external events that could affect the shipment before the impact appears as a milestone or ETA change.

What is Incident Lens?

Incident Lens is GoComet's disruption intelligence capability for identifying global events that may affect freight movement and providing context around the affected location or network.

What types of freight disruptions can GoComet monitor?

Relevant signals can include port congestion, labour strikes, severe weather, infrastructure disruption, schedule changes, and other events that may affect freight movement.

Can Disruption Control identify which shipments are exposed?

Disruption Control is designed to connect relevant external signals with shipment, port, route, carrier, and timing context so teams can determine which active freight may be affected.

Can GoComet monitor port congestion?

Yes. GoComet's Port Congestion intelligence provides port-delay context that can support disruption review and movement planning.

Can teams compare alternative sailing schedules?

Smart Schedules provides sailing and routing information that teams can use when reviewing available movement options for a lane.

Can carrier reliability be considered during disruption response?

Yes. Lead-time and carrier-performance context can help teams evaluate the reliability of alternative carriers or routes when reviewing a response.

Does Disruption Control automatically reroute shipments?

Disruption Control provides the signals and freight context required to review alternatives. The final routing or operational decision remains with the logistics team.

How does Disruption Control connect with GoTrack?

Disruption Control provides external risk context, while GoTrack provides the live movement context of the shipment. Together, teams can understand both what could affect the shipment and what is currently happening to it.

Bring one high-risk lane

See what could affect your freight before the next delay.

Bring a lane, port pair, or set of active shipments that regularly faces disruption. We will show how Disruption Control connects congestion, schedules, carrier reliability, and external events with the freight and customer commitments they could affect.

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One lane and a few active shipments are enough to begin.

GoComet disruption intelligence in action

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Know what can affect your freight before it becomes a delay.

Teams get 24 hours of earlier warning.

The disruption is visible. What it affects is not.

Too many signals

The freight impact is unclear

The response starts manually

Customers get updated too late

That is the gap Disruption Control closes.

See what changed, what is exposed, and what needs attention.

Bring your disruption rules into every signal.

Understand the event from more than one angle.

See the events that could affect freight movement.

Know where congestion is building.

Check the options around an affected movement.

Add actual performance to the decision.

Go deeper into the signals behind every warning.

Incident Lens

Port Congestion

Smart Schedules

Lead Time Benchmark

What happens outside your network should inform what happens inside it.

Planning Control

Rate Control

Compliance Control

Movement Control

Disruption Control

Payment Control

Focus on the disruptions that matter to your network.

Disruption Control answers

Your logistics team decides

What logistics teams ask about Disruption Control.

See what could affect your freight before the next delay.