The new system consolidates four distinct modules—Willog Safe, Control Tower, Intelligence, and Insurance—to eliminate the need for manual data retrieval from loggers. Instead of physical USB devices, the platform utilizes real-time AIoT sensors to track temperature, shock, and location at one-minute intervals. This continuous stream of information feeds directly into a centralized dashboard, allowing managers to monitor cargo status across sea, vehicle, and warehouse environments.
Willog Unifies Supply Chain Management with Integrated Vision Platform
Logistics operations often suffer from fragmented data, forcing manual reports and delayed responses to cargo anomalies. Willog is attempting to solve this by launching Vision, an integrated platform that connects AIoT monitoring, risk management, and insurance into a single automated workflow for global transport and warehousing.
By unifying data, the platform automates administrative burdens that previously slowed down compliance and claims processing. The Intelligence module generates GDP, GMP, KGSP, and HACCP-ready reports in three minutes, while the Insurance component facilitates accelerated payouts based on verified shipment data. Co-CEO Sung-hoon Bae noted that the system aims to shift the focus of logistics managers away from reactive incident handling and toward strategic decision-making. Willog Vision is currently being rolled out to existing clients, with new customers invited to initiate proof-of-concept testing via the company website.
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