When impounding vehicles that violate laws or regulations, police forces face a myriad of management and security challenges. Storing these vehicles requires significant resources, and a lack of transparency can lead to disputes. The complexity of legal compliance and safety risks during the management process further complicate matters. These issues not only increase the difficulty of law enforcement but may also affect public trust in police actions. As a key nation in the Middle East, the UAE has a large number of vehicles, making traffic management and law enforcement challenging. There is an urgent need for an efficient and secure solution. Jointech's GPS Seal has proven to be highly effective in the UAE police's law enforcement efforts, offering a new approach to managing vehicle impoundment.

Exciting News! Jointech Secures Six New Invention Patent Certificates! Join us in celebrating Jointech's latest triumph in innovation! We've just received 6 new invention patent certificates, elevating our tech prowess and commitment to groundbreaking solutions.

The Uruguay government has launched a national truck transport monitoring system (SITSA) aimed at enhancing the security, transparency, and tax compliance within the country's logistics industry. This initiative mandates that all transport vehicles entering or leaving Uruguay must install approved electronic locks to ensure the legality and safety of transport activities. By applying Jointech's JT701 GPS electronic locks, Uruguay transport companies can effectively comply with national regulations, improve cargo transport security and transparency, significantly enhance operational efficiency, and reduce human intervention and error. Jointech's smart electronic GPS lock solution has helped customers gain a competitive edge in the fiercely competitive global logistics market, establishing itself as a reliable partner and technical supporter.

Jointech, Shenzhen, China, May 30, 2024 — Jointech Announces Successful Completion of Upgrade Acceptance for Phase II of Jordan Customs ECTS Project. This upgrade marks a new milestone in the cooperation between both parties and demonstrates Jointech's continuous innovation and outstanding achievements in the field of Electronic Cargo Tracking System (ECTS).

The State Customs Committee of Azerbaijan sought a more effective GPS truck monitoring solution to improve its services and prevent violations. They needed to track their service vehicles, transit vehicles, and trucks with cargo entering the country and heading to customs. Jointech participated in this project.

At the 6th Global AEO conference, Jointech delivered a speech themed 'Technical Practices for Customs Standardization, Digitization, and Automation under the AEO System,' showcasing its cutting-edge technological advancements and innovative practical examples. Additionally, Jointech actively participated in various discussions and exchange activities throughout the event.

The Ivorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry faces challenges in the security of cargo transportation, including truck hijackings, illegal unloading of products, time-consuming manual document handling, and improper driving. To address these challenges, the Chamber has adopted the Jointech JT709A e-lock and a comprehensive monitoring system by Wialon to automate document processing, ensure the security of cargo, and comply with national and international regulations.

As the Expo Seguridad México 2024 comes to a successful close, Jointech has achieved remarkable accomplishments and success at this prestigious event that merges technology with security. Over the span of three days, Jointech not only showcased its cutting-edge intelligent terminals and industry solutions but also engaged in in-depth exchanges with experts in the global logistics security field.

In March, upon the invitation of a client from Africa, Jointech dispatched a team of technical elites to conduct an in-depth investigation into customs asset supervision, lasting for half a month. The client perceived potential risks due to excessive human intervention and efficiency bottlenecks caused by insufficient automation in their current customs asset supervision systems and processes. They were eager to enhance the level of customs asset supervision through digital technology innovation to maintain a leading position.

Government competitive exams, such as civil service and judicial examinations, are critical for ensuring fairness and transparency. The secure delivery of examination papers is a key component of this process, and any security breach can cast doubt on the integrity of the examination. To address this challenge, a solution that ensures both security and efficiency in paper delivery is required.