Port+ reaches milestone with Inbound Release Platform integration

Port+ has reached an important milestone with its integration into the Inbound Release Platform (IRP), marking another step forward in the digitalisation of port logistics and inbound cargo processes in Belgium.

As reported by Flows, the integration enables Port+ to support the exchange of Temporary Storage Declaration-related information within the IRP environment. This connects customs data, shipping information and terminal release processes in a more streamlined digital flow.

Why this matters

The Inbound Release Platform plays a central role in the transition to the new PN/TS customs framework for incoming goods. It is designed to improve transparency, security and coordination in handling inbound cargo data across the port community.

For logistics stakeholders, integrations like this go beyond technical connectivity. They help reduce fragmented communication, improve visibility and enable more efficient coordination between shipping agents, terminals and other parties involved in port calls and cargo release workflows.

A step towards more connected port operations

This development reflects a broader shift toward increasingly connected digital ecosystems in ports. As more platforms and stakeholders become integrated, the industry moves closer to more predictable, efficient and data-driven operations.

At Port+, we see this as a clear example of how structured data exchange and collaboration are becoming essential to meet growing demands around speed, compliance and operational control.

We are pleased to see Port+ included in this development and thank Flows for highlighting this milestone.

Source:

Flows – “Mijlpaal voor Port+ met integratie Inbound Release Platform”