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How Does Solvo.TOS Enhance Ro-Ro Cargo Handling?

Ro-Ro Cargo Processing

Processing Ro-Ro cargo can be a challenging task. Why?

It takes considering vehicle types variety, special documentation requirements, and more, along with the need for seamless integration with other logistics processes. Traditional management methods often lead to inefficiencies, delays, and increased operational costs.

How does Solvo.TOS optimize Ro-Ro cargo handling?

  • Automated registration and tracking – The system processes documentation and assigns optimal storage locations for different types of Ro-Ro shipments.
  • Flexible cargo categorization – Supports both self-propelled vehicles (cars, trucks, heavy machinery) and general cargo transported on MAFI trailers.
  • Operational transparency – Real-time monitoring of vehicle movements within the terminal ensures better resource allocation and planning.
  • Minimized non-value-added operations – Smart algorithms streamline processes and reduce unnecessary steps in cargo handling.
  • Reclassification of cargo – Enables seamless conversion of Ro-Ro shipments into general or containerized cargo and vice versa when needed.

Enhanced Mobility with Solvo Mobile Apps

To further improve Ro-Ro operations, Solvo.TOS integrates with specialized mobile applications:

  • Solvo.Tally – Speeds up vehicle acceptance, registers damages, and provides accurate positioning, in the compound or in the vessel.
  • Solvo.Survey – Streamlines vehicle inspections following manufacturer and international standards of quality and damage prevention.

By leveraging automation and flexible customization options, Solvo.TOS transforms Ro-Ro cargo management, making operations more efficient, transparent, and cost-effective.

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