Operations software · AWS
One workspace for deliveries that need attention.
A platform designed for dispatch teams, drivers, and operations managers. The system brings together shipment tracking, route visibility, proof of delivery, exception handling, and reporting.
A possible implementation uses Next.js · NestJS · Python ML service · PostgreSQL. Illustrative example, not a client engagement.
Select a delivery to open its exception panel.
Who it serves
- ▸Dispatchers coordinating live routes
- ▸Drivers updating stops and uploading proof of delivery
- ▸Operations managers reviewing patterns and performance
The operational challenge
Updates arrive from drivers, customers, and tracking feeds in separate places. A dispatcher spends the morning stitching them together, and a late shipment is often noticed after it matters.
A guided product journey
- 01
Too many disconnected updates
The operations overview consolidates active deliveries, delayed shipments, and open exceptions.
- 02
One view of routes and exceptions
The route board shows a map, route list, filters, assigned drivers, and stop sequence together.
- 03
An at-risk shipment, with context
The shipment record shows its status timeline, customer instructions, documents, and predicted arrival.
- 04
Evidence reviewed, response assigned
An exception drawer opens without losing route context, with ownership, priority, notes, and a next action.
- 05
The decision is recorded
Resolution history feeds analytics on delay patterns and exception categories.
Capabilities
Operations overview
Active deliveries, delayed shipments, exceptions, regional performance
Route board
Map, route list, filters, assigned drivers, stop sequence
Shipment record
Status timeline, customer instructions, documents, predicted arrival
Exception inbox
Ownership, priority, notes, next action, resolution history
Driver view
Assigned stops, status updates, proof-of-delivery uploads
Analytics
Delay patterns, exception categories, delivery trends
Administration
Users, roles, service regions, alert rules
Applied AI
- ▸ETA prediction from historical delivery and route signals.
- ▸Exception summaries that bring recent events into a short dispatcher briefing.
- ▸Image triage that flags a proof-of-delivery photo for human review when it may show a problem.
An AI flag is a review prompt and an ETA is a prediction. The person on the team makes the operational decision.
How the system is designed
Experience
- Next.js frontend
Services
- NestJS APIs
- Python ETA service
- LLM summary integration
Data
- PostgreSQL on Amazon RDS
- Amazon S3 (delivery files)
- Background queue
- ▸Prediction runs as its own Python service so models can change without touching the core API.
- ▸Background processing keeps uploads and summaries off the dispatcher's critical path.
- ▸Containerized services; hosting chosen for the actual workload during scoping.
Where people stay in control
- ▸Every AI output is labelled and can be dismissed
- ▸Role-based access by region and function
- ▸Event history and owner on every detail page
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