Building a simple geofencing alert for a logistics app
A logistics company wanted a plain alert the moment a delivery truck entered or left a specific customer's site, without building or licensing a full fleet tracking platform.
A logistics company wanted a plain alert the moment a delivery truck entered or left a specific customer's site, without building or licensing a full fleet tracking platform.
A home appliance repair company was assigning jobs to whichever technician happened to be free next, regardless of how far that technician actually had to drive to reach the customer.
A furniture retailer cut its failed-delivery rate by checking every address against a geocoder before a truck was ever scheduled, not after it showed up to an empty lot.
A regional grocer needed to know exactly which neighborhoods its new warehouse could serve profitably, so it turned every order address into a distance from the loading dock.