Sentilog connects freight brokers directly to UNI-PASS, monitors declaration status 24 / 7, triggers demurrage alerts, and notifies stakeholders via KakaoTalk — so nothing slips through the cracks.
One platform to manage declarations, demurrage risk, broker credentials, and KakaoTalk notifications for every shipment.
Direct XML-over-HTTPS connection to the Korea Customs Service UNI-PASS portal. Query declaration status, retrieve customs results, and track clearance events in real time.
Proactively notify brokers and importers via KakaoTalk AlimTalk the moment a declaration status changes — customs holds, clearance approval, or inspection triggers.
Automatic demurrage clock per container. Get warned before free-time expires so your clients avoid costly detention fees at Korean ports.
Onboard unlimited freight brokers, each with their own UNI-PASS credentials. Sentilog signs requests per broker and keeps credential vaults isolated.
Centralize customs exceptions, rejections, and inspection holds. Assign resolutions, track root causes, and close loops before shipments are delayed.
Built-in ML engine analyses declaration history, flags anomalies, and surfaces risk scores — so your team focuses attention where it matters most.
Sentilog hooks into your broker's UNI-PASS account and takes care of every status check so your operations team doesn't have to.
Enter your UNI-PASS API key and broker registration number. Sentilog stores credentials encrypted per broker.
Every 5 minutes, Sentilog polls UNI-PASS for all active declarations under your brokers and records every status transition.
Status changes, holds, and demurrage warnings are pushed to the right people via AlimTalk — in Korean, with full detail.
Your team manages exceptions and resolutions inside Sentilog's dashboard. Full audit trail, no spreadsheets.
Native KCS UNI-PASS XML protocol, Korean AlimTalk messaging, and Korean customs workflow logic baked in from day one.
Each broker's UNI-PASS key is encrypted and signed independently. No shared tokens, no cross-pollination of data.
Celery workers poll UNI-PASS continuously. Sub-5-minute latency from customs event to KakaoTalk delivery, around the clock.