My name is Anna Skokova, and I serve as the Chief Technology Officer of Lemnos LLC.
When our container fleet grew beyond one thousand containers and transaction volumes reached hundreds of deals per month, spreadsheets and messaging apps were no longer enough. Large, cumbersome spreadsheets led to containers effectively disappearing from operational reporting. At that point, our shareholders made a strategic decision: we needed to build our own management platform. (Uley - a product from Lemnos, which is a partner of My Way Shipping)
The First Problems We Set Out to Solve
Anna Skokova: We repeatedly encountered three major challenges.
The first was the lack of transparency throughout the lifecycle of a transaction. Employees spent far too much time piecing together the complete history of a container.
The second was accounting discrepancies. I personally remember an incident where a container was effectively “lost” in the financial records, resulting in direct financial losses. The reason was simple: spreadsheets cannot provide a reliable audit trail of changes over time.
The third challenge was fragmented data. Terminal information existed in one database, pricing data in another, and customer records somewhere else entirely
With Uley, we brought everything together into a single CRM environment. Every container is now linked to a specific transaction, and every transaction is connected to invoices and payments. Through their personal account, customers can view their containers, movement history, and financial settlements in real time.
Measurable Savings Through Automated Container Management
Based on our own operational experience, we calculated that switching to automated accounting and eliminating manual reconciliation saves companies an average of $1350 per month.
These savings come from multiple small improvements. Employees no longer manually generate storage invoices, and there is no need to involve operational staff simply to enter data into a database because the information already exists within the Uley system from the outset.
Another major benefit is improved decision-making. When managers can clearly see which containers generate revenue and which remain idle, decisions become faster and more accurate.
According to our internal measurements, fleet management efficiency increases by more than 25%. This is not an abstract KPI—it simply means people stop making decisions based on guesswork.
One of the most valuable features is automated storage transactions. Previously, managers had to manually create storage invoices every month. Today, the system handles this automatically, leaving managers responsible only for confirming payment arrangements with customers.
How Customers Track Their Containers Online
We developed a customer portal that allows container owners to instantly see:
The terminal where each container is currently located;
The estimated arrival date at the designated delivery location;
Generated invoices and their payment status.
There is no longer any need to call an operator and ask, “Where is my container?”
Even if a fleet is large and spread across multiple countries, all information is consolidated into a single dashboard.
Artificial Intelligence Evaluates Container Condition from Photos
Anna Skokova: At the beginning of 2026, we launched a simple yet highly practical feature.
Employees upload photographs of a container, and our AI algorithm analyzes corrosion, dents, seal damage, and other visible defects. The system then generates an objective assessment and automatically assigns a condition rating.
Previously, this task required a specialist to review dozens of images and make a subjective judgment. Today, the AI performs the assessment faster and, most importantly, without human bias.
Uley Integrations with Existing Business Systems
We never expected companies to abandon the tools they already use. Instead, Uley connects directly to existing systems and retrieves data where it already resides:
Automatic container imports from SKAT and EFFEX, eliminating manual data entry;
Full invoice integration with 1C, allowing accounting teams to continue working as usual;
Automatic synchronization of deals and company records from Bitrix, preventing duplicate data entry.
Anna Skokova: In essence, we do not disrupt existing container fleet management or automation processes—we simply eliminate unnecessary manual work.
What’s Included in the Uley Customer Portal
Every container owner who stores containers with us receives access to the portal free of charge.
Features include:
A live world map displaying container locations in real time;
Storage invoice generation and management.
Pricing and Getting Started
The full version of Uley starts at $130 per month per module.
Our pricing model is flexible, allowing subscriptions for any period and making the platform suitable for both small businesses and large enterprises.
We offer a free trial period and a demo environment so companies can explore the platform before making a commitment.
The customer portal itself is completely free of charge.
Why I Believe in This Product
Uley was born from our own need to bring order and transparency to our container fleet operations.
We are not simply selling software—we are helping establish a new standard of transparency within the container logistics industry.
For many years, the market relied heavily on manual processes. Today, that is changing.
Anna Skokova: If you’re tired of guessing where your containers are and who is responsible for them, schedule a demo. My team and I will be happy to show you exactly how Uley works.
*Uley - a product from Lemnos, which is a partner of My Way Shipping.
*This information is not a public offer
Contact Information
📞 Phone / WhatsApp / Telegram: +971 58 548 2986
📧 Email: [email protected]
Anna Skokova
Chief Technology Officer, Lemnos LLC
Jule 2026