An application to coordinate employee transportation for shift-based operations at an industrial plant. It digitizes trip planning, driver assignments, and employee notifications.
Shift planning for plant supervisors
Trip organization for transport managers
Driver and vehicle assignment
Automatic notifications for employees
The previous system relied on manually exchanging Excel spreadsheets between shift supervisors, transport managers, and drivers. If anyone delayed sending or receiving the plan, the entire operational flow fell behind. Making changes to a plan that had already been sent was al...
The solution combined a web platform for administrators, plant supervisors, and transport managers with a mobile app for drivers and employees. The entire planning, assignment, and trip execution process was centralized and automated in one digital system. • Planning: Plant supervisors schedule staff for each shift,...
The new system marked a turning point in internal transport coordination. Shift supervisors left manual spreadsheets behind and now schedule each workday from an agile, centralized platform. Transport managers gained a tool with full visibility to organize routes, assign carri...
Shift supervisor: Planned shift calendar
Shift supervisor: Shift planning
Shift supervisor: Passenger management
Shift supervisor: Main dashboard
Transport supervisor: Shifts waiting to be planned
Transport supervisor: Trip planning
Transport supervisor: Add carrier
Employee: Main dashboard
Employee: Shift signup
Employee: My shifts
Employee: Trip in progress
Employee: Menu
Carrier: Menu
Carrier: Next assigned trip
Carrier: Trip in progress
"The application completely improved transport coordination at the plant. Operators now know when and where the shuttle is coming, which reduced uncertainty and helped us optimize time and resources."
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