Timbereye
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About
Manage your global commodity export supply chain from your phone. Track containers, source loads, coordinate logistics, and handle all documentation in one AI-powered platform. Offers financing options and full transparency for every shipment.
What's New in Timbereye
5.1.3
July 10, 2026
- Various bug fixes & improvements Love the app? Rate us! Your feedback keeps the TimberEye engine running.
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FAQ
What commodities can I export with Timbereye?
Timbereye currently facilitates the export of Pine & Eucalyptus Sawlogs, Wood Chips, and Lumber. These commodities are shipped to ports across India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.
How does Timbereye ensure the quality of loads?
Timbereye uses AI-powered, image-based validation for loads, including measurement and quality verification. This provides automated record keeping and a full audit trail for every shipment.
What financing options are available through Timbereye?
Timbereye offers flexible payment options for global trade, including Letters of Credit, wire transfers (TT), and open credit structures, making financing an integrated part of the export process.
Can I track my containers in real-time with Timbereye?
Yes, Timbereye provides real-time container operations, allowing you to track every container across every booking. You get live status updates across steamship lines, yard, transit, and port tracking.
Does Timbereye have ads?
No, Timbereye does not contain advertisements. The platform is designed for business use without interruptions from ads.
What devices does Timbereye support?
Timbereye is currently supported on iPhones. The app is designed for mobile management of your supply chain.
How often is Timbereye updated?
The latest version of Timbereye is 5.0.10, last updated on May 19, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and add new features.
Is Timbereye suitable for small businesses?
Timbereye is designed for global commodity exports, offering end-to-end management. Its features for sourcing, logistics, documentation, and financing can benefit businesses of various sizes involved in international trade.
