The landside layer on top of your TotalSoft · CATOS
Your TotalSoft · CATOS runs the terminal. DMSLOG runs the landside around it — appointments, gate automation, billing and connectors, bolted onto the TOS you already run.
CATOS by TotalSoft runs container and terminal operations for ports across Asia, the Middle East and Africa. DMSLOG bolts onto it — no rip-and-replace.

DMSLOG plugs into the TOS you already run
One documented API, plus EDI and the COPARN / CODECO / COARRI / BAPLIE feeds, bolts the landside layer onto the terminal operating system on your desk — TotalSoft · CATOS first, and the others too.
Your TotalSoft · CATOS stays in place
DMSLOG is not a rip-and-replace. TotalSoft · CATOS keeps its gate and yard authority — we bolt on the landside layer it is missing: appointments, gate automation, billing and connectors.
Vehicle Booking System
Gate + OCR · Virtual Kiosk
Billing & Web Customer Portal
EDI & API connectors
Four bolt-ons, each one works on its own and plugs into TotalSoft · CATOS
See the window, book the slot
A million a year
Post-payment, no blind queue
Drivers book a slot that TotalSoft · CATOS confirms as the single source of truth, so the gate stops queuing blind — 4–5× throughput per lane.
Read the gate in 5 seconds
Plates & containers
Validated into TotalSoft · CATOS
A 5-second gate cycle with 99.7% OCR accuracy — the virtual kiosk handles the driver, TotalSoft · CATOS keeps the gate authority.
Every landside fee in one place
Self-service, ERP-agnostic
Reconciled across borders
Amazon-like self-service billing on the landside — storage and gate fees shown per container, DSO cut by 15 to 25 days.
One canonical model, no re-keying
COPARN / CODECO / COARRI / BAPLIE
REST both ways
COPARN, CODECO, COARRI, BAPLIE and REST land in one canonical model, so the landside apps speak one language whatever your TOS — zero re-keying.
Why terminals bolt DMSLOG onto TotalSoft · CATOS
Keep your TOS
One canonical model
A gate that stops queuing blind
Read the gate in 5 seconds
Bill the landside yourself
Start with one bolt-on
Move the cargo and report its carbon in the same flow
Every gate move TotalSoft · CATOS records is already a data point. The landside layer turns that same event stream into the CO₂ of your terminal — scope-3 figures you can report, not a spreadsheet guess.
What the landside layer adds
Mechanics, not a commitment — figures are typical ranges that come from how the landside layer works, not from any one terminal.
throughput per gate lane
OCR read accuracy at the gate
monthly billing & closing effort
re-keying between apps
What stays true whatever your TOS
Mechanics, not promises — this is how the bolt-on behaves on top of TotalSoft · CATOS, by design.
1 source of truth
1 canonical model
0 rip-and-replace
0 re-keying
How it plugs into TotalSoft · CATOS
1. Connect
2. Project
3. Run the landside
4. Write back
We don’t replace TotalSoft · CATOS — we bolt the landside layer onto it. The TOS keeps the gate and the yard; the terminal gets appointments, OCR, billing and connectors on top, with nobody re-keying a thing.

Questions, answered
No. DMSLOG is not a competing TOS. TotalSoft · CATOS keeps its gate and yard authority; we bolt on the landside layer around it.
Through API and EDI. COPARN, CODECO, COARRI and BAPLIE feeds are projected into one canonical model — no rip-and-replace.
Never. Data flows both ways automatically, so the gate and yard stay in sync with TotalSoft · CATOS.
VBS, gate & OCR, billing & the Web Customer Portal, and EDI / API connectors — each works on its own, so you can start with one.
Talk to us
Tell us which TOS you run and your peak hours. We’ll show the landside layer running on your own flow — no rip-and-replace.




