Birdseye launches Facility Supervisor Portal

DALLAS—Birdseye Security Solutions, a North American provider of AI-driven remote facility supervision in trucking and logistics, has announced the launch of its new Birdseye Facility Supervisor Portal (BFS) – a secure, real-time platform that gives logistics teams visibility into their yard operations and security.

The BFS enables customers to independently access and manage real-time gate transactions, appointments, and authorized personnel lists, reducing the need for manual checks and cutting average gate processing times by more than 50% while providing pivotal operational data to make real-time decisions. It also streamlines inventory tracking and improves compliance by providing instant access to yard data.

Solving the yard visibility problem

Yard managers and logistics coordinators often struggle with delayed, missing, or inaccurate data, inefficient or delayed gate transactions, and constant back-and-forth between drivers and dispatchers. Birdseye’s Intelligent Gate Management System (iGMS) – with the BFS Portal as its controller – solves these issues by offering:

• Real-time protocol adjustments
• Real-time access to gate transaction data
• Automated yard inventory tracking based on live vehicle movement
• Self-serve appointment and authorization management—no more emailing spreadsheets
• Scheduled reports for customers who prefer recurring updates

The BFS Portal ensures access to clean, structured data - no re-entry, no guesswork. Customers gain instant insight into all gate activity, trailer counts, dwell time, and movement history, helping eliminate manual yard checks and boosting operational efficiency.

The portal also creates a revenue opportunity by monitoring live trailer counts and tenant occupancy levels. Customers can rent out available yard space with confidence, maximizing site usage and return on assets.

Security built in, not bolted on

The BFS Portal was built from the ground up with enterprise-level security, role-based access, and single sign-on (SSO) integration. By replacing fragmented, email-based workflows with centralized access, the system limits risk exposure and ensures only authorized personnel can view or update sensitive records.

"Security comes from operational discipline," said Milan Luketic, chief technology officer at Birdseye. "We built the portal to align with customer protocols in real time while protecting their company data every step of the way."