dnata in AMS to use Nallian’s Truck Visit Management solution

dnata has chosen Nallian’s Truck Visit Management solution for implementation at the ground handling service provider’s new, automated Cargo City Amsterdam facility at Schiphol Airport. More than 850,000 tons of cargo can be processed here each year, so digital solutions are crucial in managing smooth operations. Nallian’s advanced system will streamline landside operations by integrating slot scheduling with automated access control and call-forwarding, allowing dnata to efficiently communicate with trucking companies and forwarders to coordinate pick-ups and drop-offs and avoid truck congestion or delays. The solution will also integrate with Hermes’ Cargo Management System and Lödige’s Terminal Management System, enabling end-to-end process automation and enhanced operational efficiency. By providing real-time data on truck arrivals, freight status (including security, customs, and payment), and shipment details, dnata will be able to optimize staff planning, dock door usage, and the preparation of goods. This increased visibility will result in priority service for customers, shorter dock turnaround times, and greater predictability in operations.

Smooth operations in AMS thanks to Nallian’s Truck Visit Management solution. Image: dnata

The project is a collaborative effort involving dnata, Nallian, BeCon projects, Hermes, Lödige, and community initiatives such as E-Link and Smartloxs. The new facility and its integrated technology solution are expected to become operational by the middle of this year.

Tony Davies, Director of Operations at dnata, commented: “We are set to redefine the standards of cargo handling at dnata Cargo City Amsterdam. Nallian’s innovative system will support us in streamlining processes and enhancing control and visibility across our operations. With our new, future-proof digital infrastructure, we are in the perfect position to meet the evolving demands of the air cargo industry and continue delivering exceptional service to our customers.”

Jean Verheyen, CEO at Nallian, added: “We are very excited to work with dnata on this innovative project. The new, automated warehouse is an example for the industry and this project demonstrates our product and team’s ability to optimize complex landside management processes. dnata has a clear ambition to drive efficiency through technology and we’re proud to work with them and raise the bar for modern cargo handling.”

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