Eagle View Yard Management System vs Manhattan Active Yard Management

Eagle View Yard Management System gives logistics and shipping-yard teams a graphical view of yard activity, with cloud-based modules that update in real time. Users can see trailer locations, dock loading statuses, and jockey moves. The Appointment Schedule supports creating, editing, viewing, searching, and rescheduling inbound and outbound appointments. The Gate Module handles check-in and check-out for trailers, tractors, and visitors, including vehicles without appointments. Jockey and shuttle drivers can manage move requests on tablet-mounted devices by accepting, starting, completing, editing, or declining them. Standard implementation reports cover inventory, move requests, dock door and detention history, driver and gate history, and inbound and outbound status. Pre-built integration categories include WMS, GPS, OCR cameras, license ID scanners, TMS, gate hardware, temperature sensors, ERP, appointment tools, and truck scales; integration methods include REST API, EDI webhook, CSV transfer, and custom solutions. Pricing is listed from $20/user/mo. The company says setup delivery is six weeks after it receives setup information and payment, and that customers receive lifetime 24/7 support.

Manhattan Active Yard Management coordinates yard, dock, warehouse, and transportation execution for warehouse and distribution-center operations. Its graphical view brings together dock doors, yard positions, trailer locations, expected arrivals, and trailer contents. The system prioritizes trailers for dock doors using putaway travel, warehouse shortages, and cross-dock or flow-through demand. Door and trailer assignments synchronize with receiving, putaway, staging, and loading. Pre-receipt allocation supports inbound cross-dock and flow-through processing, with configurable workflows for live and drop loads. The product is designed to reduce dwell time and work with Manhattan Warehouse Management and Transportation Management. It runs on the cloud-native, API-first ActivePlatform, which supports REST APIs, synchronous HTTP, and asynchronous messaging. Manhattan says Active solutions receive feature updates every 90 days and are hosted on Google Cloud as a multi-tenant subscription service. Its stated security program includes continuous monitoring and response, encryption, incident response, and third-party penetration testing. Pricing is on request; the listed plan has no public price, with differing terms for Warehouse Management and Transportation Management users.