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Portals and accessEveryone in the chain, on the same data.

Sailix gives agency staff, shipping lines and customers their own login on the same records, with roles, branches and approval queues deciding who can do what.

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Approval workflows
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Overview

What Sailix portals and access covers

Sailix portals and access is the part of Sailix that gives a shipping agency's staff, its principal lines and its customers separate logins on the same records. Agency employees work in the agency dashboard under roles that set view, create, edit, delete and approve rights per module. A shipping line lands on its own dashboard to answer rate requests, issue release orders, accept containers and approve free days. A customer lands on another to accept quotations, authorize B/Ls and download arrival notices.

Access follows the organization's structure. Branches sit under one organization, each with its own currency and optional GSTIN, and employees other than owners and administrators reach only the branches assigned to them. Four approval queues cover new customers, B/L issue before receipt, delivery order release or extension, and extra free days. Each B/L and delivery order request keeps who asked, who decided and the remark. Documents download as PDF, and some as Excel, and operational reports export to Excel.

Portals

A portal for each party.

No exported spreadsheets, no status calls. Each party signs in and sees its own part.

  • Your desk

    The full system for the agency and its employees, across branches.

  • Liner portal

    Containers, release orders, container acceptance, free-day approvals and rate negotiations for the principal.

  • Customer portal

    Quotations, bills of lading, delivery orders and arrival notices for the shipper or consignee.

  • Vendor portal

    A sign-in for vendors with their profile and account.

Access

The right people, the right rights.

Access is set per module, down to who may create and who may approve.

  • Roles and permissions

    Role-based access by module, with separate create and approve rights.

  • Teams and branches

    Group employees into teams and scope their work by branch.

  • Approvals

    Customer KYC, B/L issue, delivery order and free-day approvals.

Questions

Questions and answers

What do Sailix portals and access cover?

They cover who signs in and what each person can do. That means the agency dashboard for employees, a liner portal for the shipping line, a customer portal for shippers and consignees, a vendor sign-in, roles with rights per module, branches under one organization, and approval queues for customers, B/L issue, delivery orders and free days.

Who uses each Sailix login?

Four kinds of user. Agency employees sign in to the agency dashboard. A shipping line the agency represents signs in to the liner portal. Shippers and consignees sign in to the customer portal. Vendors have a sign-in with their profile and account. Each party sees its own part of the same records.

How does Sailix control who can approve a release?

By role. The approve right is granted per role and module, and the default member role cannot decide B/L issue or delivery order approvals. Owners and administrators have it from the start. Each B/L issue and delivery order request keeps who asked, the reason, who decided, the time and the approver's remark.

What are the limits of the Sailix customer portal?

It records payments but does not process them, and it offers two document downloads. A customer reports a payment made outside Sailix with its amount, method, reference and date, and the agency reviews it. Quotation and arrival notice PDFs can be downloaded, and other documents are sent by the agency. Sailix Bot is not available to portal users.

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