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Solvo.TOS Presented as a Unified Digital Ecosystem at TOC Americas 2022 in Lima

TOC Americas 2022 in Lima

Looking forward to continuing the digital evolution of port logistics together!

From October 18–20, 2022, the Solvo Europe B.V. team participated in TOC Americas, a key annual event for the port and container supply chain community across the Americas region. The exhibition and conference were held at the Westin Lima Hotel, Calle Las Begonias 450, San Isidro, Lima, Peru.

At booth B40, Solvo showcased its advanced IT solutions for the automation of cargo terminals, railway freight stations, and warehouses. Among the highlights was the Solvo.TOS — a flexible and modular Terminal Operating System that enables companies to build a unified digital ecosystem for internal and external logistics operations.

Visitors learned how Solvo.TOS allows terminals to:

  • Manage multiple remote logistics facilities under a single control system
  • Integrate with external platforms, including clients, partners, and government authorities
  • Coordinate the processing of various cargo types and multiple transport modes (vessels, trucks, rail)
  • Ensure end-to-end traceability for containers and cargo at every stage of handling and movement
  • Automate data capture and document workflows within a central TOS infrastructure

By answering these questions — and more — the Solvo team demonstrated how terminals can improve visibility, efficiency, and control across the entire logistics chain.

Thank you to everyone who visited us at TOC Americas 2022. We look forward to building new partnerships and continuing the digital evolution of port logistics together!

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