ontlaadprotocol
Ontlaadprotocol is a term used to describe a standardized framework intended to coordinate unloading operations across supply chains, particularly in intermodal logistics and port environments. It defines procedures, data exchange interfaces, and decision rules to align ship, terminal, carrier, and consignee activities during the unloading process.
Scope and objectives include planning before arrival, safety checks, cargo identification, handover of cargo, the unloading
Key components typically found in an ontlaadprotocol include defined roles and responsibilities, event-driven messaging, and a
Data exchange in such protocols often relies on structured messages and open APIs, with support for standard
Governance and adoption vary by region and operator. In many cases, the protocol is implemented within a
Benefits commonly cited include improved traceability and auditability, reduced dwell times and bottlenecks, enhanced safety and