Dockflow is a container tracking platform made simple. Started in Antwerp, Belgium, where a big international port is located, it is designed for tracking worldwide temperature-controlled shipments. It features a smart, open and automated logistics system.
Dockflow’s team strives for a transition from traditional supply chains to the very effective interconnected sets of agile and dynamic trade networks embodied in the concept of the Physical Internet.
Dockflow needed a web-based logistics application: easy-manageable for users and well-engineered from the inside. The goal was to create an open, digital backbone for data exchange in global trade networks.
After running a pilot version and implementing the features that were needed for the launch, we paused our partnership for about 6 months. During that period Dockflow worked a lot with branding and communications, figured out what else they needed for customer satisfaction, and got back to us with a new flow of tasks. Currently, we are working on implementing several new features, including some additional temperature tracking data and new location sensors implementing.
Our team introduced new solutions that resulted in:
The Fivewalls team worked via Agile development with Sprints with SCRUM master. Resources involved: 4 full-stack developers in total.
Sensors and tracking devices integration
Collection and processing of location data to determine in which state (detention/demurrage) a cargo is at any given time
The collaboration between Dockflow and Fivewalls provided faster new feature development. As a startup, Dockflow needed to launch quickly. To increase the efficiency of development, our services was a logical choice for this project, as it provided:
Сreated and implemented the project’s general architecture
New feature added: