Maritime Logic: Enterprise Container Intelligence & Governance

The Challenge

Shipping companies in the Dubai trade hub manage thousands of container movements daily. The client faced a "Visibility Crisis" where data was trapped across fragmented tracking systems and physical manifests. They required:

• Massive Scale: The ability to extract and process data from thousands of containers in real-time.

• Granular Governance: A tiered access system (Superadmin, Admin, and User) to maintain strict data security across different departments and partner firms.

• Regulatory Compliance: High-security infrastructure to protect sensitive trade and manifest data.

The Solution (The Criyx Approach)

We built a robust, three-tier ecosystem focused on data integrity and administrative control:

1. Automated Extraction Engine: A high-speed pipeline that pulls container status, bill of lading, and port data, normalizing it into a single source of truth.

2. The Superadmin Command Center: A master portal allowing the client to oversee all shipping sub-entities, manage organizational permissions, and monitor system-wide logs for security audits.

3. Enterprise Admin Portals: Custom-tailored dashboards for individual shipping agencies to manage their specific container fleets without accessing restricted parent-company data.

4. Hardened Security: Implemented Enterprise-grade authentication (OIDC/SAML) and data-at-rest encryption to meet the rigorous standards of international trade.

The Tech Stack

• Architecture: Microservices with Docker/Kubernetes (Containerization)

• Backend: Node.js / Go (High-performance API layer)

• Frontend: React / Next.js (Enterprise Dashboarding)

• Database: PostgreSQL with Row-Level Security (RLS)

• Cloud: AWS (VPC, IAM, RDS)

The Impact

• Operational Transparency: Provided a 360-degree view of container lifecycles, reducing tracking errors by 40%.

• Secure Multi-Tenancy: Successfully isolated data across multiple agencies while maintaining a centralized Superadmin control.

• Dubai Market Ready: Engineered to handle the high-volume throughput required for the Middle East's primary shipping lanes.