

OVS Hub gives terminals a single, continuously updated view of each vessel call, based on live ETA and ETD schedules shared directly by carriers and feeders. Covering more than 90% of DCSA member carrier schedules, it aligns terminal planning with customer vessel movements earlier, before changes cascade into berth rework, yard congestion, or last-minute crane reallocations.
OVS Hub connects your existing systems and teams through a single integration, linking you to all participating carriers. Schedule events and updates are shared continuously, so everyone works from the same standardized timeline, available via API or the OVS Hub platform. OVS Hub aligns port-call changes upstream, limiting late coordination and downstream operational rework at terminals.



OVS Hub acts as a coordination layer between terminals and vessel operators, improving planning stability across berth, yard and labour without changing how terminals run their systems.
OVS Hub is built on DCSA standards, including the Operational Vessel Schedules 3.0 API, ensuring consistent structure, shared definitions, and easier integration with existing carrier and terminal systems.

OVS Hub connects operational data from multiple sources into a single operational reference. Schedule and timing changes, including load and discharge signals, update across the network in real time.



Joining OVS Hub means planning berth, yard and labour decisions against earlier, shared port-call signals rather than late, bilateral updates. It reduces berth rework, limits downstream disruption, and removes the need to reconcile conflicting inputs across counterparties.
OVS Hub is a product of the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA). It is vendor‑neutral, industry‑backed and designed to support collaboration. Data sharing is governed through clear access controls, limited to relevant operational partners, and aligned with DCSA standards and principles.
OVS Hub is a product of the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA). It is vendor‑neutral, industry‑backed and designed to support collaboration. Data sharing is governed through clear access controls, limited to relevant operational partners, and aligned with DCSA standards and principles.

