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FactAndlor Yard Management SystemVector Yard Management
Gate managementIt manages gate-in and gate-out by division, facility, carrier and equipment ID.The YMS integrates with gate hardware, kiosks, and cameras, and supports automated driver check-ins and check-outs.
HeadquartersVancouver, BC, CanadaUnited States
IntegrationsThe system provides data integration for existing business applications and supply chain partners, and integrates with WMS or ERP systems.Listed connections cover WMS products such as BlueYonder, Korber, Manhattan and SAP; TMS products including E2Open, Oracle and Uber Freight; ERP systems from Microsoft, Oracle and SAP; and ELD providers including Geotab, Motive, Samsara and Trimble.
Intended usersThe system is designed for roles including check-in, gate guard, load confirmation, yard jockey and dispatch.Vector describes its solutions as serving shippers, carriers, 3PLs, and receivers.
PurposeAndlor YMS provides yard management through integrated modules that can be configured for specific needs.Vector YMS connects shippers and carriers beyond the yard fence and is designed to automate manual work, improve trailer utilization, and reduce trailer dwell and truck turn times at high-volume distribution centers.

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Pick Andlor Yard Management System if…

It suits logistics operations that need visibility and coordination across multiple facilities or divisions. It is designed for staff handling gates, load confirmation, yard movements, and dispatch.

Pick Vector Yard Management if…

It suits distribution centers and logistics teams coordinating shippers, carriers, 3PLs or receivers. It is also relevant to teams that need yard visibility, gate workflows and trailer audits.

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