Meet UAB-Online at TSA Conference 2026

On 17 September 2026, UAB-Online will exhibit at the Tank Storage Conference & Exhibition at the Coventry Building Society Arena. The event brings together people working across the UK bulk liquid storage sector to discuss safe, effective and future-ready operations.

You can meet UAB-Online at stand P3, where Martijn Spek, Chief Sales Officer and account executives Omar Rabhi and Giri Prasath R. will be available to discuss how terminals can reduce fragmented communication before a vessel arrives and work from one platform together with their stakeholders.

Why the TSA Conference matters

The Tank Storage Conference & Exhibition is described by the Tank Storage Association as the UK's leading event for the liquid bulk storage sector. The 2026 edition returns to Coventry on 17 September and includes contributions from government, regulators and industry experts on topics that matter to organisations operating in bulk storage and energy infrastructure.

That focus makes the event highly relevant for UAB-Online. The daily work of terminals depends on safe preparation, accurate documentation and clear alignment between multiple parties. Terminals, vessels, agents, surveyors, traders and shipping companies all need the right information at the right time.

When that coordination happens through scattered emails, calls and repeated document requests, teams lose time and control. Small gaps in preparation can become last-minute questions at the jetty. The result is more manual follow-up, more duplicated work and more pressure on the people responsible for keeping the operation moving.

UAB-Online exists to reduce that friction. The platform connects maritime stakeholders on one platform, helping liquid and dry bulk operations become safer, more efficient and more sustainable. It is used at 100+ terminals, by 10,000+ users and across more than 1,000,000 vessel visits, with certifications including ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 27001.

A Supplier Member with a practical role to play

UAB-Online's presence at TSA Conference follows its Supplier Member context within the Tank Storage Association. Recently, UAB-Online became a Supploer Memeber and that membership is not just a visibility moment. It is a way to stay close to the organisations working across the UK bulk storage sector and to contribute practical experience from digital pre-arrival workflows.

The TSA community is built around topics that matter deeply to terminal operations: safety, technical standards, energy transition, skills and clear communication across the sector. These are not abstract themes. They show up every day in how terminal teams prepare vessel visits, manage documents and align external stakeholders.

UAB-Online's contribution sits in that operational layer. The platform supports a shared digital workflow for the port call, from pre-arrival preparation to document exchange and signing. Instead of each stakeholder working from separate email threads or local files, the relevant parties can work from one structured environment.

That matters because many delays and misunderstandings start before the vessel is alongside. If information is incomplete, duplicated or difficult to verify, the terminal team has to spend valuable time chasing updates. If the process is structured earlier, the call can start with fewer surprises.

What visitors can discuss at stand P3

At stand P3, visitors can speak with the UAB-Online team about practical ways to make the pre-arrival process clearer and easier to manage. Relevant discussion topics include:

Digital pre-arrival workflows — how to collect and review key information earlier in the process.
One shared operational file — how terminals, vessels, agents and surveyors can work from the same source of truth.
Document exchange and signing — how operational documents can be created, shared, reviewed and signed in one secure environment.
ISGOTT 6, NoR, DOI and DOS processes — how standard maritime documents and checklists can be managed digitally.
Reducing fragmented communication — how to move away from scattered emails and repeated calls.
Clearer handover between teams — how structured information helps each shift see the current status of the vessel visit.
Operational visibility — how earlier preparation supports fewer last-minute surprises.

These points connect closely with the booth banner message: no more fragmented emails, one single source of truth, clearer handover between shifts and one platform for collaboration.

For terminals, that is the practical value. Better communication is not only about convenience. It supports safer preparation, more predictable work and less avoidable pressure on operational teams.