AlvionTechnologies

Smarter logistics for a connected world.

Cargo does not wait for a status email. We shipped a logistics product that tracks, books, and quotes in the same place the truck already is.

Logistics

SwiftLogix

SwiftLogix · Logistics · The shipped interface

Shipment tracking

Book & quote

Global coverage

Mobile on the road

The brief

Smarter logistics for a connected world.

Shippers were tracking in one tool, quoting in another, and calling support for the rest. Coverage looked global on the homepage. The product stopped at a form.

We built a logistics platform with tracking, booking, quotes, and support as first class work, plus a mobile surface for the shipment already in motion.

Track

Book and quote together

Global

Local to freight

Yours

Ops you can extend

What we shipped

The quote, the booking, and the truck had to share one account.

01

Shipment tracking

Track a consignment in the same product that booked it. Status is not a separate portal and not a support ticket.

02

Book and quote

Local delivery to freight in one quoting and booking flow. Coverage on the homepage is coverage in the product.

03

Global operations

Countries, lanes, and service levels the ops team can actually run, not a map illustration.

04

Mobile on the road

Delivered, in transit, and picked up on the phone. The driver and the desk see the same shipment.

Track, book, and quote from one logistics product

How we built it

We turned a global promise into a product ops can run.

01

Follow the cargo

Quote, book, track, and exception. If those live in four tools, the truck waits.

02

Build the logistics core

Tracking, booking, quotes, and support on one platform, from the local van to freight.

03

Ship the road surface

The mobile flow is the shipment in motion, with the same account as the desk.

04

Hand over operations

The client keeps the platform. The next lane is a change in the product they own.

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