Inbound Connect vs Mobiledock

Inbound Connect is a SaaS vehicle booking system for logistics facilities managing truck arrivals. It shows operators which vehicles are expected, when they are due, and what they are carrying, helping facilities plan capacity and assign arrival slots. Carriers can book time slots in advance, while facilities configure workflows, rules, and notifications for settings such as warehouses, ports, intermodal terminals, and air freight hubs. The platform supports electronic document exchange and automated visitor identification, with records of site check-ins and check-outs. Facilities can set automatic charges for peak periods, missed bookings, or late pickups. Integrations include a flexible API, pre-built connectors, and existing links with warehouse and facility management systems; specific integration questions go through support. Mobile-native apps are described for facility staff, forklift operators, and roaming operators. Premium adds mobile booking management for drivers and dispatch teams, AI booking creation from uploaded paperwork, driver and vehicle management, live vessel schedule updates, webhooks, Azure Entra ID single sign-on, and a live capacity dashboard. The company says implementation can go live in days and its team guides setup. Pricing is on request, though opening an account is free; this does not establish that bookings or facility services cost nothing.

Mobiledock is dock management software for scheduling commercial vehicle arrivals and departures. It automates dock allocation and bookings, with status updates for arrivals, departures, no-shows and overstays. A live timeline shows dock activity and lets staff move bookings, change durations, reassign docks and update statuses. Configurable dashboards surface operational information such as carrier performance and booking volumes. Drivers can book on a mobile device, provide an estimated arrival time and show a booking QR code when they arrive. They can also check in from a phone or tablet without installing an app. License plate recognition, QR codes and PINs can operate access hardware such as boom gates, doors and bollards. Mobiledock provides inbound APIs, outbound webhooks and marketplace integrations, with options to build, embed or white-label integrations. The service is hosted in Australian AWS data centres. The company says it encrypts data in transit using TLS and encrypts stored data, and has a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation. Pricing is available on request; a trial can be arranged by contacting the company.