JAKARTA (ISL News) - Ahead of the Adhara platform's go-live, Pelindo Solusi Digital strengthened its collaboration with ASDEKI by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on a Cooperation Plan for the Development and Integration of Digital Services for Ecosystems in Ports and the Hinterland. This understanding serves as the foundation for connecting digital services at ports and depots and supporting more comprehensive container movement tracking.
Adhara is a digital collaboration platform for the maritime logistics ecosystem, developed to connect businesses, systems, and services through integrated data exchange. The platform is designed to support port service bookings, container tracking at integrated terminals, and collaboration between shipping companies, freight forwarders, terminals, transportation providers, depots, and service users.
The President Director of Pelindo Solusi Digital stated that the development of Adhara prioritizes ease of integration and collaboration between stakeholders.
"Through Adhara, we want to facilitate integration with Pelindo through a single portal. Business relationships remain ongoing with each terminal, while data exchange, service bookings, and tracking can be connected through Adhara. In the spirit of one data and one portal, we, together with ASDEKI, want to expand container tracking from port exit gates to depot entrance gates," he said.
Through this collaboration plan, the digital depot system will be directed to connect with digital port services through Adhara. This integration includes information on depot capacity and container inflow and outflow, including addressing the need for visibility of depot services in the Jakarta area and all regional depots affiliated with ASDEKI. The availability of more connected information is expected to help business operators better plan services and coordinate container movements.
As part of the Pelindo Group, Pelindo Solusi Digital is committed to strengthening synergies with Pelindo in developing integrated digital services. This commitment is realized through the development of Adhara, which supports Pelindo's single data and single-door digital services strategy, while simultaneously expanding connectivity with partners in the shipping, port, and hinterland ecosystems.
"In the maritime ecosystem, we conduct business while simultaneously collaborating and collaborating, particularly in information exchange. Together with ASDEKI, shipping companies, APTRINDO, and other stakeholders, we aim to connect this ecosystem through Adhara. Today's signing marks an important milestone in our collective effort to achieve comprehensive logistics visibility," he added.
By prioritizing standardization and interoperability, Adhara is expected to strengthen business-to-business (B2B) data exchange , complementing the role of business-to-government (B2G) services such as the Indonesia National Single Window (INSW). This collaborative approach aims to support the roles and services of each business actor and create mutual benefits.
Pelindo Solusi Digital hopes that the collaboration with ASDEKI will be a sustainable step in building end-to-end visibility , namely the connectivity of information throughout the logistics chain, from shipping services and terminals to depots in the hinterland. Through this synergy, logistics processes are expected to become more coordinated, transparent, and efficient.
(Redaksi ISL News/Corcon PSD/ILCS).
