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VBS — Truck Appointment System

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VBS — Truck Appointment System

The AI-powered Vehicle Booking System that fluidifies your gates and your yard: drivers book a slot, quotas keep every hour balanced, and the gate reads the appointment automatically. One app, the whole truck-to-crane chain.

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Isometric illustration of a truck arriving on its booked appointment slot
Plug-and-play

Trusted to plug into the terminal stack you already run

DMS VBS sits between your operating systems and the driver. It reads what your terminal already produces, and gives every actor a single place to book, enforce and track an appointment.

Your TOS
DMS connectors read availabilities, moves and bookings from the terminal operating system you already run.
OCR & the gate
Plate and container reads at the gate are matched to the live appointment, with the reason shown.
The driver app
Drivers book once, carry a QR code and see their slot and lane on their phone.
Your ERP & billing
Confirmed operations flow back to planning and billing through the same gateway.
What it does for both sides of the gate

One appointment, every actor better off

The terminal stops flooding at peak hours and the trucker stops waiting. The same booking serves both.

Quota per slot, per move
Set how many moves each time-slot accepts, per terminal and per move type. The yard never floods.
Rules that run themselves
Templates apply by day, hour and priority, 24/7. No spreadsheet, no night-shift editing by hand.
Conflict detector
Overlapping or over-booked slots are flagged before they bite, with the exact reason shown.
No more gate queues
Drivers arrive on their confirmed slot, so the lanes stay fluid and turn-time drops.
Multi-terminal in one view
A carrier books once across every terminal it uses, from a single dashboard.
Fair access for carriers
Priority and waiting-list rules give every carrier a transparent shot at the slots they need.
How your AI-VBS works

AI is not magic — it is live data, applied with common-sense rules

Four building blocks turn the data your terminal already produces into appointments drivers can trust.

The four building blocks

From your live data to a slot a driver can trust

Automatic quota of appointments per slot
DMS forecasts the right number of appointments to open each hour, per terminal and per move type.

The yard stays balanced without anyone editing a spreadsheet at night. The model reads your own history and your live availabilities, then proposes a quota the ops team can accept in one click.

Resource planner across the whole day
See how trucks, lanes and moves line up hour by hour and rebalance before a peak forms.

No surprise peaks. The planner shows the pressure building and lets you shift the quota or the priorities before the gate feels it.

Truck turn-time prediction
Every booking carries an expected turn-time so drivers and dispatchers plan around reality.

Promise what you can show. The prediction is built from the same live data the gate sees, so the number a driver gets is the number the terminal can hold.

Gate-in matched to the appointment
OCR reads the plate and the container, matches them to the live appointment and opens the lane.

A clean gate-in. A confirmed appointment carries a QR code; the gate matches it automatically and shows the reason whenever something does not line up.

By the numbers

What a tuned appointment system moves

Representative orders of magnitude for a terminal running DMS VBS end to end.

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lower peak-hour yard congestion
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rules enforced automatically
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hours of manual planning saved per day
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dashboard across every terminal a carrier uses
The impact on the ground

Results your gate and your yard can feel

Less waiting for the driver, fewer peaks for the terminal, a booking everyone can rely on.

Shorter turn-time
Drivers arrive on their slot, so lanes stay fluid and trucks spend less time inside the terminal.
Flatter peaks
Quota templates spread demand across the day so no single hour overwhelms the yard.
One source of truth
Terminal, carrier and driver all read the same appointment, so disputes disappear.
Isometric illustration of decarbonation at the terminal gate
Decarbonation

Fewer idling trucks is less carbon

Every truck that waits at a closed gate burns fuel for nothing. By smoothing arrivals and cutting queue time, DMS VBS turns appointment discipline into a measurable drop in idling emissions — a clean side-effect of a well-run gate.

Less idling at the gate
Smoother arrivals mean engines run less while trucks wait for a lane.
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less idling time at the gate
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appointment rules cutting empty runs
The algorithms, step by step

How the appointment flows, from quota to crane

Five steps turn a quota rule into a truck on the right slot — no black box, just live data applied in order.

Define the quota

Ops set moves-per-slot, priorities and waiting-list rules once, as a reusable template.

DMS enforces it

Every booking request is checked against the live quota before it is ever accepted.

The AI balances

Forecasts of availability and turn-time keep each hour balanced as the day moves.

The driver books

A trucker books the right slot across every terminal they use, from one place.

The gate reads it

A confirmed appointment carries a QR code the gate matches automatically for a clean gate-in.

What you get

From a manual gate to an AI-run appointment system

The same gate, three ways to run it. DMS VBS covers the whole chain — from the quota rule to the crane.

What you get
Manual gate
Standard VBS
DMS AI-VBS
Appointment dashboard

A single board of the next actions to take, with history.

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Quota templates

Reusable rules by day, hour, priority and move type.

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AI quota & turn-time prediction

Forecasts that keep each hour balanced automatically.

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Conflict detector

Over-booked or overlapping slots flagged with the reason.

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Multi-terminal, one booking

Book once across every terminal a carrier uses.

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QR gate-in & OCR match

Confirmed appointment read automatically at the gate.

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Add-on
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Decarbonation reporting

Idling and queue-time turned into a measurable metric.

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Service areas

Everything the appointment touches, covered

VBS is not one screen — it is the set of services that keep a booking honest from reservation to crane.

Waiting list & fair access
When a slot frees up, the waiting-list rules offer it to the next carrier in line, transparently.
Planning

A roadmap you can start on one gate

You do not swap your whole terminal overnight. VBS plugs in on one gate, proves itself, then scales.

Connect

DMS connectors read your terminal's live availabilities and moves.

Pilot

Run quotas on one terminal and one gate, side by side with today's flow.

Scale

Roll the same rules across every terminal and carrier in one dashboard.

Automate

Hand the hourly balancing to the AI and keep ops on the exceptions.

Languages

Speaks the language of your gate

The driver-facing and ops-facing screens run in the language your terminal operates in, so nothing is lost at the gate.

English
Full ops and driver experience in English.
Français
Interface complète pour les terminaux francophones.
Español
Interfaz lista para terminales de habla hispana.
More on request
New locales added for the terminals that need them.
What they say

A word from the people behind the platform

One AI platform for the whole port city: setup offered, open code, and a booking every actor can trust from day one.

Co-Founder & CTO, DMSLOG.Ai
Olivier Raveau
Co-Founder & CTO, DMSLOG.Ai
Olivier Raveau, Co-Founder and CTO of DMSLOG.Ai
“We built the VBS we wanted as operators: one place to book, rules that run themselves, and a gate that just works.”
Olivier Raveau
Co-Founder & CTO · DMSLOG.Ai

“One AI platform for the whole port city: setup offered, open code, and a subscription from day one.”

Olivier Raveau · Co-Founder & CTO, DMSLOG.Ai · About us

Plans & licensing

Licensing that follows your terminal, not a sticker price

VBS is licensed on the scope you actually run — the gates, the terminals and the AI blocks you switch on. Tell us your footprint and we size it on your own numbers. No surprises, open code, a plan from day one.

Start on one gate
Run the appointment dashboard and quota templates on a single gate.
Add the AI blocks
Switch on quota, turn-time and availability prediction when you are ready.
Scale across terminals
One licence covering every terminal and carrier in a single dashboard.
Isometric illustration of the VBS questions and answers
FAQ

Straight answers before you book a call

The questions terminals ask us first — answered directly, then linked to the app that goes deeper.

In parallel, with zero downtime. DMS runs beside your current system on one gate first, mirrors the bookings, then takes over once ops are comfortable. Nothing is turned off until the new flow is proven.

Yes. DMS connects to your terminal operating system through its connectors and reads what it already produces. See the Terminal Operating Systems app.

Yes. Templates set volume and priority per day and per hour, and apply automatically — no spreadsheet, no night shift.

It is read automatically. A confirmed appointment carries a QR code; OCR matches the plate and container and opens the lane, showing the reason whenever something does not line up. See VBS Rating.

Yes. One dashboard combines the quotas of every terminal a carrier uses, so a driver books once. See VBS Multi-Terminals.

Stop the yard from flooding — start on one gate

Tell us your terminals and your peak hours. We show you the quota rules running on your own numbers, side by side with how your gate runs today.

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