Through integrations with Netvisor and PortNet — with Nemo integration planned for the future — the PMIS will enable efficient information flow between operational activities, financial processes, and national maritime reporting systems, creating a strong foundation for operational control and further development.
“We aim to further streamline our operational processes and ensure reliable data flow across our port, cargo, and agency operations. A unified system supporting these activities is an important step in that direction, and Grieg Connect demonstrated the system and service concept that best fits our needs,” says Thomas Bergman, CEO, Inkoo Shipping.
The implementation is scheduled to begin in 2026 and will be delivered in phases, supporting both immediate operational improvements and long-term digitalisation initiatives.
“We look forward to working closely with Inkoo Shipping throughout the implementation and supporting their continued development. We have solid experience supporting combined port and terminal operations with digital tools and will strive to create clear value for Inkoo as well,” says Dan Steinnes, Head of Sales and Marketing, Grieg Connect.
About Inkoo Shipping
Inkoo Shipping is a logistics company headquartered in Inkoo. The company acts as the port authority, and its stevedoring division manages cargo operations at the ports of Inkoo and Kantvik. Its ship agency and forwarding teams provide vessel agency services and customs clearance at the ports of Inkoo, Kantvik, and Parainen, as well as other ports.
About Grieg Connect
Grieg Connect is a Nordic provider of port and maritime software solutions. Part of the family-owned Grieg Group, the company delivers Port Management Information Systems (PMIS) and related digital services. More than 90 port authorities and terminals as well as 320 ferries trust Grieg Connect for their daily operations.