Mobile

Loadline Field

The yard, the route and the drop — on the phone already in their hand.

Both builds are with the stores for review. The screenshots below are captured from the real app running against a real server — not mockups. When the listings go live the buttons here become the download links.

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One app for everyone who works outside the office. It opens on the job the person actually does: a rep sees today's route, a driver sees the manifest, a gate officer sees the yard board. Every action is written on the device first and syncs when there is signal, so the work never waits for a network.

Who it is for: Sales reps; Drivers; Gate officers

What it does

Works with no signal

Every order, delivery and gate movement is written to a local queue first and drained when connectivity returns. A rejected item is parked with its reason rather than blocking everything behind it.

Geofence-confirmed delivery

A drop is confirmed against the customer's own coordinates, measured on the device. The distance is recorded with the confirmation, and so is how accurate the fix was.

PIN sign-in for the gate

A gate officer in the rain and a driver in somebody else's yard do not type twelve-character passwords. A PIN with an account lockout replaces the shared password on the guardhouse wall.

Simulated locations refused

A position from a mock provider cannot place an order or confirm a drop. A failed delivery is never blocked, because the locked gate and the dead GPS are often the same afternoon.