ETA Terminal

Get an overview of the Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) of seagoing vessels as well as cargo opening times at the Maritime Terminals in Antwerp and Bruges. Do you want to know more about the times when deep-sea vessels will arrive, or when you can drop off or pick up your container? If so, this page contains all the information you need to access the data of ETA Terminal. 

What is ETA Terminal?

Some terminals in the Antwerp Port area as well as in the Bruges Port area, provide their most up-to-date information, so that you can optimise your stay in the port. This information is based on the most recent data available on their systems and websites. The information provided in this website/API stems from the terminals themselves and is free of charge (after registration). The information is updated frequently, based on the update schedules of the various terminals. 

Get on board

Step 1: Register

In order to access the data, you need to register on the NxtPort platform. Registration open to (commercial and public) companies as well as individuals.


Note: if you want to register as an organisation, check whether your organisation is not already registered. If so, please ask your administrator to create your user account.

 

Step 2: Subscribe

Once you have registered, you can subscribe to the "ETA Terminal". If the user belongs to an organisation, the administrator of that organisation will need to create an account for the user.

At the terminals, containers are unloaded from ships

How to use ETA Terminal?

ETA terminal can be used in two ways. You can either use the website, which will provide the most recent data available. Alternatively, you can use the API, which will provide the same data and allows you to integrate those data in your own solutions. 

Website

You can access ETA Terminal directly from any device via the website. Login with your NxtPort credentials and open the application in the NxtPort platform.

Login to NxtPort

API integration

Using the API, you can integrate the data of ETA Terminal into your own systems. Read the documentation on how to implement the API here.

API documentation

Data providers

Data is provided from the following terminal operators. Get involved now and connect to the port of the future. 

Data for the ETA Terminal tool is provided by PSA Antwerp, MPET, DP World and CSP Zeebrugge.

Join the initiative

We are actively looking for other (container) terminals that wish to share their data with the Port of Antwerp-Bruges community. Let's all work together and create a digital environment that will allow us all to work together more efficiently, possibly reducing the amount of work involved in finding relevant information about sea vessels in our port.

Become a data provider
Each deepsea container terminal has multimodal access by road, rail and inland waterway to and from the hinterland.

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Do you have any questions regarding ETA Terminal, its use or about API integration? If so, do not hesitate to contact us. 

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