STL Traffic aimed to implement an application and an administrator's website to track couriers, specifically truck drivers, on a map of Russia in real-time.
The goal was for drivers to install the application, send coordinates to the server using an Internet connection and GPS data, and allow administrators to view all couriers in real-time and establish contact.
We faced challenges in creating a unique and compliant platform
The primary challenge was to monitor all drivers on one map in real-time, including their current status, amount, and quantity of goods.
An application was developed where couriers could update their status, such as "on the way," "repairs," or "awaiting unloading."
Administrators needed to view and edit courier dossiers and assign various statuses.
The application provided a comprehensive profile for each courier, allowing for viewing and editing of details.
A range of technical tasks, from application design to server-side notifications and map integrations, needed to be addressed.
The project saw the creation of application architecture, server parts, and preparation of technical tasks for developers. Features like real-time map updates, courier notifications, driver ratings, and more were implemented.
What technology stack we used in the project
Collaborating with Scrile, STL Traffic successfully transitioned from a concept to a fully functional real-time courier tracking system.
The platform's efficiency is not just in its state-of-the-art technology but also in its user-centric design and adaptability to operational needs.
By leveraging Scrile's expertise, STL Traffic has set a new standard in real-time courier management, ensuring timely deliveries, efficient communication, and enhanced operational oversight.