End-to-End Railcar Visibility
Track railcars from shipment waybill through in-transit movement, interchange, bad-order events, and final destination from one centralized platform.
Rail shipping involves multiple railroads, interchange points, changing transit conditions, railcar leasing and purchasing decisions, equipment availability, and costly dwell. Managing that complexity with disconnected railroad portals, spreadsheets, and manual reporting makes it difficult to see the full picture.
ICL’s Rail Shipment Visibility Portal (RSVP) centralizes rail shipment data in one cloud-based platform, giving your team end-to-end visibility across the rail network.
With dynamic ETAs, automated alerts, scheduled reports, and transit-time analytics, RSVP helps rail logistics teams spend less time tracking down information and more time improving shipment and fleet performance.
Give your team the visibility and analytics needed to manage rail shipments, improve railcar utilization, and act faster when the network does not go according to plan.
Track railcars from shipment waybill through in-transit movement, interchange, bad-order events, and final destination from one centralized platform.
Monitor continuously updated ETAs and identify dwell, bad orders, transit delays, and other exceptions that require attention.
Analyze cycle time, route performance, dwell trends, and railcar utilization to support fleet-sizing, leasing, and equipment decisions.
Create, save, schedule, and share shipment and pipeline reports so operations teams, customers, and stakeholders can access the information they need without repeated manual updates.
Right-Sized Rail Fleet
Landus used RSVP visibility and reporting to right-size its leased rail fleet and reduce unnecessary equipment costs.
Improved Freight Economics
Improved rail visibility supported transloading between rail lines, helping Landus pursue lower freight rates.
Fewer Manual Inquiries
Direct access to RSVP data reduced daily inquiries to the rail logistics team, freeing staff to focus on higher-value operational work.


