myQ Enterprise Gate Management

myQ Enterprise Gate Management digitizes truck and driver entry and connects check-in with yard and dock operations. Drivers can check in by SMS, mobile browser, or smart kiosk, with multilingual support. The system verifies credentials and appointments, can grant access when requirements are met, and logs entry. Trailer routing assigns yard or dock locations based on facility constraints and appointment attributes, while a rules engine uses carrier information and load details to automate dock assignments. The platform tracks trailer locations and time onsite, and task assignments help coordinate yard jockey activity. Timestamped check-in and event data support reports on throughput, wait times, and carrier performance. The maker describes native WMS, TMS, and ERP integrations, as well as direct integration for connected gate devices. Hardware-enabled and software-only deployments are supported, including setups with existing infrastructure or without hardware. Multi-tenant and 3PL operations can use tenant-specific workflows and routing, with dashboard data segmented by customer. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web; pricing is available on request.

Gate Management combines entry processing with trailer, dock, and yard coordination. Its supported deployment options and integrations are relevant for facilities evaluating how to connect gate activity with existing operations.

It suits facilities seeking to digitize driver check-in while coordinating trailer routing, dock assignments, and yard activity. Multi-tenant and 3PL operations can use tenant-specific workflows and customer-segmented dashboard data.

Overview

myQ Enterprise Gate Management is software for coordinating truck entry and trailer movement at logistics facilities. It suits multi-tenant sites and third-party logistics providers that need customer-specific workflows. Its main appeal is connecting gate activity with yard and dock operations; custom pricing makes it a considered purchase.

Key features

Drivers can check in by SMS, mobile browser, or smart kiosk, with multilingual support. The system can verify credentials and appointments, grant access when requirements are met, and log each entry. That combination can reduce routine manual processing at the gate, while multiple check-in channels let facilities accommodate different driver workflows.

Trailer routing assigns equipment to dock or yard locations based on facility constraints and appointment attributes. A rules engine automates dock assignments using carrier information and load details. These linked decisions are valuable when arrival and placement depend on site-specific rules; simpler operations may not need this degree of coordination.

The platform tracks trailer locations and time onsite, and task assignments help coordinate yard jockey activity between the yard and docks. Timestamped check-in and event data supports analysis of throughput, wait times, and carrier performance. That gives operators a basis for examining delays, though the value depends on how they use those measures in daily operations.

Native WMS, TMS, and ERP integrations, along with direct integration for connected gate devices, are intended to connect gate activity to existing operations. Gate Management supports hardware-enabled and software-only deployments, including existing infrastructure or operation without hardware. These options give facilities room to fit deployment to their setup, but the right approach depends on their existing systems and processes.

For multi-tenant and 3PL operations, tenant-specific workflows and routing are paired with a dashboard that segments data by customer. That focus is a strong fit for shared facilities; a single-tenant site may have less need for customer-level separation. Chamberlain Group announced that myQ Enterprise completed a SOC 2 Type II examination in June 2026. Existing partners are directed to a support site.

Pricing

myQ Enterprise Gate Management: custom pricing, available by demo request. The paid plan includes gate check-in, trailer inventory, a yard map, dock-door management, driver self-service, a mobile app, and sensor tracking. It is the relevant plan for facilities seeking the full gate-to-yard workflow, but there is no published price to compare against a defined budget.

Platforms

Android, iOS, and web.

Who it's for

Gate Management is best suited to multi-tenant facilities and 3PLs that need to separate customer workflows and routing while coordinating check-in, trailer placement, and dock assignments. Its integration and deployment options also make it worth considering for operations looking to connect gate activity with existing systems or infrastructure. Facilities with simple gate processes or no need for yard and dock coordination should look for a narrower solution.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple driver check-in channels and automated credential and appointment checks can reduce manual gate handling.
• Pros: Routing, dock assignment, trailer tracking, and yard task coordination connect arrival processing to downstream work.
• Pros: Tenant-specific workflows and customer-segmented data address the needs of shared facilities and 3PLs.
• Pros: Hardware-enabled and software-only deployment options can accommodate different facility setups.
• Cons: Custom pricing requires a demo request, so buyers cannot compare a published plan price before engaging.
• Cons: Its combined gate, yard, and dock scope may be more than simpler facilities need.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Yard Management Software.

• Royal 4 WISE Yard Management System is another paid option on Android, iOS, web, and Windows, with a Yard Appointment & Dock Door Scheduler plan.
• C3 Yard may suit buyers seeking a tailored quote based on yard size, features, customization, and integration needs; it supports Android, API, iOS, and web.
• Eagle View Yard Management System is worth comparing if a published user allowance matters: its plan covers up to 60 active users, with additional users in blocks of 10 at $20 per user per month.
• Manhattan Active Yard Management may appeal to Warehouse Management users, who can add it at no cost; Transportation Management users pay an additional fee.
• Vector Yard Management is another yard-management option to consider.
• Oracle Yard Management is another paid option, with Android, iOS, and web support.
• Yardman offers a free trial and fixed monthly plans, including Yardman Personal at €29 a month and Store at €99 a month; consider it if those terms suit your needs.
• Peripass offers a QuickStart plan with preconfigured software, rental kiosk setup, and four check-in flows.

Verdict

Choose myQ Enterprise Gate Management if you run a multi-tenant facility or 3PL operation and need to connect driver entry with trailer routing, dock assignment, and yard coordination. Its strongest reason to buy is that integrated operational scope, supported by customer-specific workflows and multiple deployment approaches. Look elsewhere if your process is simple or you need a published price before requesting a demo.