Vector acquires YardView. Vector, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of a workflow platform for the logistics industry, announced its acquisition of YardView, a Castle Rock, Colorado-based provider of yard management and dock visibility solutions. The acquisition expands capabilities across gate, yard, dock, and document workflows for logistics networks. The deal was enabled by the partnership with BVP Forge. Together, the companies will bring expanded resources to serve their customer base, which ranges from yards with fewer than ten dock doors to enterprise shippers. Vector and YardView serve more than 100 shippers across North America. Founded in 1998, YardView provides a Yard Management System (YMS) that connects gate, yard, and dock operations in a single platform, eliminating blind spots with real-time visibility and automation to help teams reduce delays, control assets, and keep freight moving. Led by Will Chu, co-founder and CEO, Vector is a logistics workflow platform provider, offering electronic bill of lading, driver check-in, and yard automation. Shippers, carriers, and receivers benefit from faster throughput, fraud prevention, and real-time visibility throughout the transfer of custody. YardView President Nathan Harris, who has led the company for more than 10 years, will retain equity ownership and continue to advise the business. YardView Chief Operating Officer Heather Giordano will lead the YardView business unit inside Vector.

/PRNewswire/ -- Vector, the logistics industry's leading workflow platform, today announced its acquisition of YardView, a pioneer in yard management and dock...