Fleetline

Call sheet

Prod. no. 02

Production: Fleetline
Client: Fleetline Logistics
Category: Logistics · Web platform
Year: 2026
Role: Discovery, full-stack build
Team: 6 people
Director: StackBridge

Shipped 2026

Rows of shelving in a busy distribution warehouse

A-cam · fleetline-dispatch

The short version

One live dispatch board for a 300-vehicle delivery fleet.

Outcome

31%

Fewer late deliveries in the first quarter

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The brief

Fleetline's dispatchers were running 300 vans from four spreadsheets and a group chat. Almost every late delivery started as a message someone missed.

The goal was one screen the whole control room could trust: where every van is, which drops are at risk and who needs a call, built to hold up in the 6 a.m. rush.

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What we did

01Spent three early shifts in the control room watching how dispatch really works
02Mapped every spreadsheet column into one data model and agreed it with operations
03Designed a live board that flags at-risk drops before they turn late
04Built it in Next.js and Node with real-time updates from the vans' GPS feed
05Rolled it out depot by depot, training dispatchers as we went

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Design → code

One crew on both sides. The frame on the left is the Figma file; the panel on the right is the code that shipped. Type, spacing and colour carry straight across, and nothing gets lost in a handoff.

Hero / Desktop

Fleetline

1440 × 900

fleetline-dispatch/Hero.tsxTSX