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How to Find & Access Ports in ShipIntel

Learn how to find and access port cards in ShipIntel from search or from locating the port on your ShipIntel map.

Mikus Villeruss avatar
Written by Mikus Villeruss
Updated over 6 months ago

In this guide, we will explain how to find and access and manage ports in ShipIntel.

The usage of port cards is quite similar to vessel cards. The main difference is the information you will be provided with.


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How to Access a Port Card - Through Search

1) Search for the Port:

  • Click on "Search" from the left-side menu. This will open a pop-up window where you can search for ports

How to Access a Port Card Through Search in ShipIntel

  • Select "Ports" from the tabs.

  • Search for your port of interest by typing or by using filters.

Searching for a port in ShipIntel, here searching for the port of Rotterdam

For more information on searches in ShipIntel, see our user guide on How to Search for Vessels and Ports in ShipIntel and our user guide on How to Add Filters to Your Search in ShipIntel.

2) Select the Port:

Click on the port in the search results. This will open open the detailed port information card.


How to Access a Port Card - Hover & Click

1) Locate the Port on the map:

Find your port on the map.

2) Hover Over the Port Icon:

Hovering over the port icon will display a minimized port info card. This includes, among other things, the port's flag, weather, and the number of vessels in port.

Hovering over a port in ShipIntel, displaying a minimized port info card.

3) Click the Port Icon:

Clicking on the port icon will provide for more detailed information card to the left on the screen.

Information on the maritime port upon clicking on the port in ShipIntel

4) Access Detailed Port Information Card:

Click the "Actions" button for extended information and options:

5) Return to the Map:

Click the X button at the upper-left corner to return to the map and the port's location.


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