RightShip and Porto de Santos sign a partnership to deploy groundbreaking new risk management solution for ports and terminals

RightShip, the world’s leading environmental, social and governance focused digital maritime platform, has announced a partnership with Porto de Santos to implement RightShip’s innovative new risk management solution for ports and terminals. This agreement will position Porto de Santos as the first port in Latin America to adopt the technology.
PortRISK is a comprehensive risk management solution that transforms how ports and terminals navigate the challenges of pre-arrival preparations and enhances operational efficiency through data-driven insights. Built on the world’s largest and most complete database of maritime vessels, incidents, and companies, the tool combines cutting-edge technology with RightShip’s unparalleled due diligence insights.
Speaking about the partnership, Anderson Pomini, CEO at Porto de Santos, said, “At Porto de Santos, we strive for excellence, and this partnership provides us with crucial data and insights to help us work towards a safer and more sustainable future in our port.”
Automated and available 24/7, the technology screens every inbound vessel against a complete risk-based criteria. Meanwhile, digital forms and questionnaires ensure that communication between vessels and port is rapid, organised, and relevant. PortRISK also plugs users into a global collaborative network of ports, giving access to feedback reports and vessel insights from other ports and terminals.
Steen Lund, CEO at RightShip, said: “Porto de Santos is the largest port in Latin America and a leader in innovation and best practices across the region. By adopting RightShip’s cutting-edge risk management solution, the port will transform its approach to vessel-based risk assessment, and, we believe, will make a positive impact beyond its own waters. We’re excited to deploy our newest data-driven technology in such a vital international port.”
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