VBS was developed to drive efficiencies by addressing the common issues shared by port communities around the world – the lack of transparent information flow, under-utilisation of equipment and inefficient practices. 1-Stop’s flagship product is the premier Terminal to Landside interface, currently active in 17 facilities and terminals across Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
1-Stop VBS provides the capability to optimise port operations. Our user-friendly digital interface – for desktop, mobile and tablet devices – is the ‘mediator’ of all messaging and information that is vital to port and freight operations.
VBS allows terminal operators to match terminal resources with landside demand. Terminals can configure timeslots, work-day calendars and business rules, and create and maintain customer details.
Minimising manual data entry and virtually eliminating time-consuming and error prone paperwork, VBS harness technology to streamline operations from ship to gate.
For example, when the quayside is busy, landside resources can be adjusted to support best use of equipment. Equally, when quayside activity is lower, landside operations can be ramped up to support clearing for the next vessel arrival.
More than just a booking system, VBS provides a complete terminal capacity management system, delivering benefits for terminal operators and freight carriers alike.
Equipment, fleet and human resources can be accurately matched to demand, spreading incoming vehicles and container movements over full 24 hour periods.
Like all 1-Stop solutions, our VBS has been developed for easy implementation and usability. It is designed to seamlessly integrate with existing technology and
systems including other 1-Stop tools. VBS continues to evolve through valued input and collaboration from stakeholders throughout the ports community.
Providing terminal and freight operators with an accurate view of operations, business planning can be greatly enhanced. With better financial analysis and forecasting, users can adapt business models to cut costs and be better positioned to respond to both challenges and opportunities for growth.
The 1-Stop VBS has been in operation for over 15 years. Watch how VBS has enabled and improved the movement of goods throughout Australia.
To discuss pricing of our Vehicle Booking System or any other of our innovative port solutions, contact Chris Harnett, Head of Sales.
P +61 450 556 550
E info@1-stop.com
Please contact your terminal operator directly for pricing options.
When you go to attach your container to your booking, the system looks up the container number and matches it against the information the vessel schedule.
If the information matches, you’ll be able to attach it.
If not, you’ll get that error message.
Possible mismatching information could be related to the:
What you can do:
Our flagship product, the VBS, is the premier system for the Terminal to Landside interface. The VBS is active in 18 Terminals across Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
Our Vehicle Booking System (VBS), the tool that drives efficiencies to reduce those common issues. It’s not just a booking system – it’s a terminal capacity management system.
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| TYPE OF HOLD | STATUS | MEANING |
| Line | Clear | The EIDO PIN has been received and acknowledged by the facility. |
| Line | Held | The EIDO PIN has either not been received by the facility or it has been rejected. |
| Customs | Clear | All holds on the Container have been lifted and cleared. It can also mean that the container is conditionally cleared by underbond. |
| Customs | Held | There is a Customs impediment on the container, such as duty not paid, customs hold, XRAY hold etc. |
| Other | Held | An “other” hold can be a any reason as applied by the terminal, including GAS Hold (Giant African Snail). |
There could be a few reasons why you cannot confirm your time slot. Here are some scenarios and the likely reasons why you’re experiencing them:
| SCENARIO | LIKELY CAUSE AND RESOLUTION |
| Error message: Invalid Container Number | This is caused when either 1. a particular container is missing from the vessel bayplan, or Contact us so we can investigate the above options and take the appropriate action. |
| Error message: Booking For This Vessel Is Not Allowed | This is caused when either 1. your time slot is before the availability time For all 3 options try entering the container number, but don’t click “Get Details”. Instead, select the vessel and voyage, length and commodity manually, then click Save. If this does not work, contact us for further assistance. |
If you are seeing this message:
“You cannot make bookings at this time as your account is either restricted or inactive. Please call the terminal directly to have this rectified.”
It is because you owe payment for 1 or more invoices, and your VBS access has been “Restricted”.
In this “Restricted” state, you will only be able to login and navigate through the screens to view information. You won’t be able to make any new bookings.
To lift this restriction, contact the Terminal’s accounts department and resolve the outstanding amounts.
A ‘No Show’ occurs when a truck does not make the appearance at the terminal during the nominated slot time, after having confirmed the booking.
When this occurs, the booking will be treated as a “No Show” and you may be charged additional fees. The container number on the booking will then be prefixed with a “NS” and you cannot amend the booking.
The container will then be available for you to confirm against another booking.
You may receive this error message when attaching an EIDO PIN to your VBS booking.
To be able to attach the PIN, the following must have happened:
So if you can’t attach the container to your booking, it might be because:
Once you register for the VBS, a registration email is sent to the container terminal operators (CTO).
They will review and respond to 1-Stop to approve and activate the registration or not.
Once 1-Stop are advised to activate the registration, you will receive an email within 4 hours indicating that your VBS account has been activated and ready to use.
VBS data comes from the data that we receive hourly from the terminals.
The vessels displayed are all the vessel for the selected terminal.
Below are the columns displayed on the screen and an explaining of where that data comes from:
| Description | Type | Version | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| VBS User Guide | User Guide | 1.0 | View |
1-Stop will be conducting a scheduled software upgrade on the 17 and 20 October, affecting only Lyttelton users.
17 October from 6:00pm to 6:30 PM (NZ time). 1-Stop VBS will be undergoing a system upgrade. Users may face temporary disruption while using the VBS. If this occurs please log out and back in again. For any questions please contact the helpdesk on 1300 881 055.
20 October from 1:00pm to 4:00 pm (NZ time). 1-Stop VBS will be undergoing a system upgrade. Users will not be able to make bookings or log in during this time. For any questions please contact the Helpdesk on 1300 881 055
1-Stop will be having a scheduled systems upgrade on 15 September and 6 of October.
15 September and 6 October
Time: beginning at 10:00pm and finishing at 11:00pm EAST (GMT+ 10)
Products affected:
VBS: Users will not be able to manifest. Please manifest prior to scheduled upgrade to gain entry into the terminal.
ComPay: Users will not be able to access ComPay website.
MSIC: Users will not be able to access MSIC services.
Terminals affected
DP World, VICT and Patrick: Users will not be able to manifest during this time.
Napier and Auckland: Users will not be able to log in during this time.
18R5.0 Our Latest Software Release – MSIC updates
The latest software upgrade will be occurring on the 27th of September between 2:00pm and 3:00pm. To Comply with AusCheck system upgrades, 1-Stop will be updating the application process for MSIC.
AusCheck will not be accepting any applications from MSIC suppliers from the 28th of September to the 1st of October. For this reason users may experience a delay in card processing, we suggest renewing or lodging applications before the 26th of September.
VBS:
On October 1st 2018, the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) was amended.
Every party in the heavy vehicle transport supply chain has a positive duty to ensure the safety of their transport activities. Due to this change, Patrick Terminals require their clients to acknowledge and accept that they’ve complied with COR Compliance conditions required by the Terminal. Hence, VBS manifesting process was altered to include acceptance of compliance prior to completion of a manifest.
Carriers will be prompted to read and acknowledge COR Compliance conditions prior to completing manifesting.
Carriers who do not acknowledge COR compliance conditions will not be allowed to complete manifest. The same process is applied when a carrier edits their manifest. When editing a manifest, carriers must read and accept the compliance before saving any changes.
In addition, Manifest Audit log will now contain all compliance acceptances by carriers.
Times include:
Patrick Fisherman’s Island: 4:30 – 4:45Pm
Patrick Fremantle 5:30 – 5:45pm Perth Time
Patrick East Swanson: 6:30 – 6:45pm
Patrick Port Botany: 7:30 – 7:45pm
CCD Release 18R3.0
When a CCD user accesses the Self Service portal from “My Account”, they’re able to select in “My Preferences” and choose a different language.
1-Stop Modal release 18R4.6
In release 18R4.6, we have made updates to the sign in function and the display screen, providing a better user experience.
The updates will occur on Tuesday the 17th of July 2018 from 7pm to 9pm. During this time carriers will not be able to make bookings, carriers will see an ‘under maintenance page’ during the update.
Updates as follows:
Single sign in: Once users have logged into VBS they will not be asked to enter their credentials again when they go into the VBS portal.
New Theme for VBS portal (Container Park Booking Page)
To keep consistency with the 1-Stop brand, the colour and theme of the screen has been updated.
More details can be found here