Tyllus

Tyllus is an import operation that can proactively manage itself. It is not another shipment tracking tool! Most logistics software tells you where your cargo is. Tyllus helps make sure the work required to move that cargo actually gets done. Built for companies importing into the United States, Tyllus actively coordinates the operational workflow between your team, suppliers, freight forwarders, and customs brokers. It follows up with partners, requests shipment updates and documents, collects and organizes responses, monitors container movements and ETA changes, tracks outstanding actions, and surfaces problems before they turn into delays, demurrage, or costly operational mistakes.

Pulling purchase orders, container tracking, broker documents and exceptions into one shipment record is the part that usually stays scattered across email and spreadsheets. The questions you list, cargo ready, bill of lading, did the broker get the documents, has the ETA moved, are exactly where an import desk loses the day. Before relying on this for ocean freight I would want a missing commercial invoice or packing list to block the ready state, not only show as a warning. A shipment looks fine until customs asks for the one document nobody chased. Landed cost should also update when the ETA slips, because demurrage changes the real cost mo