HHLA implements fully digital truck processing
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) has completed the full digitalisation of truck processing at its Container Terminal Altenwerder (CTA) in Hamburg.
Implementation using innovative passify app marks a milestone in port logistics efficiency, as HHLA replaces physical trucker cards with a secure and streamlined digital solution.
“By implementing passify, we are not only making truck processing at our Hamburg container terminals more secure and efficient – we’re setting a new benchmark for the digitalisation of logistics processes,” said Rebecca Vick, Director Container Development Hamburg at HHLA.
“This achievement highlights how cutting-edge technology can streamline operations for our partners and clients while maintaining the highest standards of security.”
Digital slot booking
The passify app, now operational across HHLA’s three Hamburg terminals, enables truck drivers to book slots, check in digitally, and verify their identity using two-factor authentication.
Since its rollout at the start of the year, the app has facilitated over 200,000 truck arrivals. More than 13,000 truck drivers and haulage companies are actively using it to enhance access management.
The app integrates seamlessly with HHLA’s gate processes, ensuring drivers have access to all required documents and real-time information in one place. Future enhancements, such as mobile self-service terminals, will further expand its functionality.
Developed by HHLA Next, HHLA’s venture-building arm, passify has already been deployed internationally, including at a Romanian terminal, with plans for further expansion.