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This is an ACIS project.
Advance Cargo Information System



What is RailTracker?

RailTracker is a railway tracking system designed, developed and implemented by the Information Resources (infores.be).

It monitors all the movements of both locomotives and wagons on a railway network; it is a very useful tool to improve management. But even more important, it also monitors the movement of a railway client's goods.

This novel and unique feature enables registered customers, from any part of the world, to access the network they are interested in, find out where their cargo is and what has happened to it so far whilst in the custody of the railway. RailTracker can also give you the history of your cargo.

We have also developed a web extension to the RailTracker system that allows access via the Internet.
Some of the RailTracker-equipped railways already offer this new service, see list.

If you want more information on this live operational tool now working on 16 networks, please contact us and we will send you full details.


What is ACIS?

ACIS stands for Advance Cargo Information System.

ACIS is a logistics information system designed to improve transport efficiency by tracking equipment and cargo on transport modes (rail, road, lake/river) and at interfaces (ports, internal clearance depots (ICDs)) and by providing information in advance of cargo arrival. ACIS provides both public and private transport operators and ancillaries with reliable, useful and real-time data on transport operations such as the whereabouts of goods and transport equipment, and thus improves day-to-day management and decision-making. ACIS also produces regular statistics and performance indicators which enable management to remedy deficiencies and to make full use of the existing infrastructure and equipment capacity.

RailTracker is the railway part of ACIS.
ACIS is designed, developed and installed by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.


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