The same dispatch, audit and billing logic your operation already runs on — rebuilt for the browser, delivered in stages, with nothing switched off until its replacement has been proven against your own data.
The desktop applications keep running until the web platform has done the same job, on the same loads, and the numbers have been reconciled side by side.
Companies move across one at a time, with their partners, on a date that suits their billing cycle. There is no weekend where everybody changes systems at once.
Every load, tender, audit, invoice and scanned ticket is migrated with its original record kept alongside it, so any past invoice can still be traced back to the run that produced it.
This is a delivery order rather than a calendar. Stages build on one another — the platform has to exist before accounts can be set up, and accounts have to exist before anyone can be invited onto it.
This site, and this page. The old one had not been updated in over a decade, which is its own kind of answer to the question of what was going on. Replacing it came first because everything below is easier to judge when you can see it written down.
The foundations everything else stands on, and the administration behind them — setting a company up, inviting the partners it works with, and giving its people the access they should have. Nothing can be onboarded before this exists, which is why it is first.
The screens dispatchers live in, being designed now. Built to run alongside the existing desktop application through changeover, so a load dispatched in one appears in the other rather than being entered twice.
So that a tender raised by one company and the load worked by the other are the same record rather than two that have to be reconciled.
The parts that are not a screen but decide whether a company can actually run on the new platform — which is why they come before anyone is asked to move.
One company and its partners at a time. Both systems stay in step throughout, and the reconciliation is read by a person before anything is called done.
Once the platform stands on its own, the two additions that change the work rather than reproduce it.
We are choosing the first companies to move now, and picking them alongside the partners they work with most. If you would like to be early — or would rather be late — that is worth a conversation.