Because losing a container to customs over one unsigned heat treatment cert is not a vibe
PalletBishop tracks ISPM 15 heat treatment records, fumigation certificates, and phytosanitary paperwork for wooden pallets crossing international borders. It covers forty countries, replaces every spreadsheet you're currently lying to yourself about, and tells you exactly which pallet batch is about to get detained at the port of Rotterdam before it happens. Freight forwarders have been faxing these certs since 1995. That era is over.
- Full ISPM 15 compliance tracking across all regulated export markets with per-batch certificate lineage
- Automated detention risk scoring across 47 port authority rule sets, updated on a rolling 72-hour cycle
- Native sync with CargoWise, Descartes, and the FreightOS rate API so your ops team stops living in two tabs
- Phytosanitary certificate expiry alerts that actually fire before the ship leaves port. Not after.
- Bulk certificate upload with OCR parsing for legacy PDF scans going back to 2009
CargoWise, Descartes, FreightOS, Flexport, ShipBob, HarborSync, CertVault, GlobalTradeDesk, Customs City, WoodMark API, PortalEdge, Trimble Visibility
PalletBishop is built on a Node.js microservices backbone with each compliance domain — heat treatment, fumigation, phytosanitary — running as an isolated service behind an internal gRPC mesh. Certificate records are persisted in MongoDB because the document model maps cleanly to cert metadata and I'm not apologizing for that choice. Redis handles long-term certificate archival so cold lookups stay under 40ms regardless of batch history depth. The frontend is Next.js talking directly to a thin API gateway that does auth, rate limiting, and nothing else.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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