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myQ Enterprise Gate Management vs Yardman

myQ Enterprise Gate Management

enterprise.myq.com

Yardman

yardman.io

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FiguremyQ Enterprise Gate ManagementYardman
Price from—€29/mo
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
API—Yes
Plans published19
Spec score · Yard Management Software7.4 (#16)8.4 (#1)
Company historyThe maker says Andrew M. Chamberlain and his son established the Peerless Cream Separator Co. in 1900, the origin it gives for Chamberlain Group.Cloud Sailor says it has been in business since 2000 and has worked for businesses, NGOs and governments.
HeadquartersOak Brook, Illinois, USAOslo, Norway
IntegrationsThe vendor describes connected gate devices integrating directly with myQ and says its broader platform supports WMS, TMS, and ERP integrations.Yardman offers a custom API and webhooks for integrations, and its help center documents a Zapier integration.
SupportThe vendor directs existing customers to its support site and prospective customers to request a demo.The company provides support through a ticket system and lists [email protected] for support inquiries.

Plans

myQ Enterprise Gate Management

  • myQ Enterprise Gate ManagementPriced on request

myQ Enterprise Gate Management pricing →

Yardman

  • Personal€29 a month
  • Yardman Personal€29 a month
  • Store€99 a month
  • Warehouse€399 a month
  • Store€1,089 a year
  • Distribution€1,499 a month
  • Warehouse€4,389 a year
  • Distribution€16,489 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Yardman pricing →

In their own words

myQ Enterprise Gate Management

myQ Enterprise Gate Management coordinates truck and driver entry with yard and dock operations. Drivers can check in by SMS, mobile browser or smart kiosk, with multilingual support. The system can verify credentials and appointments, grant access when requirements are met, and record entry. Trailer routing assigns trailers to yard or dock locations based on facility constraints and appointment attributes; a rules engine handles dock assignments using carrier information and load details.

The platform tracks trailer locations and time onsite, and task assignments help manage yard jockey activity. Timestamped check-in and event data support reporting on throughput, wait times and carrier performance. The maker describes native WMS, TMS and ERP integrations, plus direct integration for connected gate devices. Deployments can use hardware, existing infrastructure or software alone. Multi-tenant and 3PL operations can use tenant-specific workflows and routing, with dashboard data segmented by customer. It runs on Android, iOS and web; pricing is available on request.

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Yardman

Yardman is yard management system software for businesses, warehouses and distribution centers. Teams can configure a yard topology and use planning tools to organize yard activity. The product includes driver and truck management, delivery dock check-ins, gate check-in, trailer inventory and dock-door management. Smart barcodes and QR codes are intended to speed processes, while a live trailer yard view helps teams manage bottlenecks and security concerns. Yardman offers a mobile application, with a download page referencing Google Play and an installation file for newer Huawei phones. Its RESTful API exchanges JSON over HTTP and uses JWT token authentication; the service also offers a custom API, webhooks and a documented Zapier integration. Optional two-factor authentication uses an authenticator app and backup codes. Yardman says data is backed up daily in multiple locations, with backups encrypted using GPG, and that HTTPS encrypts data in transit. Support is available through a ticket system. Plans start at €29.00 per month, and a 30-day trial is available. There is no free plan.

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