In a move to strengthen its digital infrastructure and better meet the evolving needs of the supply chain, Melbourne Container Park will implement OneStop Modal and Vehicle Booking System (VBS) from 1 September 2025 through a new partnership with OneStop. As a trusted provider of innovative logistics technology, OneStop is supporting Melbourne Container Park in modernising its operations with smarter, more automated systems.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to raising operational standards through scalable, connected digital solutions tailored to the needs of today's logistics landscape.
The rollout is expected to unlock a range of benefits, including:
· A workflow boost through more efficient, automated park systems
· Seamless compatibility with modern software technologies for easier integration
· A more intuitive, user-friendly interface for both depot staff and transport partners
· Simplified booking processes across wharfs and logistics providers
"We're excited to partner with Melbourne Container Park to support their digital transformation journey," said Chris Harnett, Chief Commercial Officer at OneStop. "By implementing our innovative solutions, they're positioning themselves for greater efficiency, improved collaboration, and a smoother experience for their staff and customers alike."
"Joining the OneStop platform is a significant step forward for Melbourne Container Park," said Sebastian Moreau, Managing Director at Melbourne Container Park. "The combination of seamless integration, intuitive design, and enhanced system performance will enable us to operate more efficiently and deliver a stronger, more responsive service to our customers and partners across the supply chain."
Together with industry partners like Melbourne Container Park, OneStop is redefining how logistics providers operate in an increasingly connected, data driven world.