EVERY MOVE, CONNECTED

A whole city.
One connected journey.

Explore the harbor, downtown, neighborhoods, factories and highways. Follow one illustrative shipment across the city, from open sea to warehouse shelf. This public release is a visual demo; workspace access is coming later.

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Explore the city. Follow every handoff.

ILLUSTRATIVE 3D CITY · SHIP → PORT → ROAD → WAREHOUSE
Interactive 3D city
SHIPMENT WT-2048Ship arrival
Explore districts
Preparing the journeySetting the scene, from port to shelf.
City overviewNavigate
Shipment route WT-2048
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THE CURRENT CHAPTER

Ship arrival

The container vessel approaches the port. Our shipment is on board, ready for its next handoff.

Location
Port approach
Latest event
Vessel arriving
Journey progress
0%
0:001:12

Illustrative shipment. No live vessel or vehicle tracking. Public demo only; warehouse workspace access is coming later.

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Preview the warehouse platform.

WORKSPACE FEATURES · LATER PUBLIC RELEASE

Less chasing updates.
More knowing what comes next.

The journey above brings logistics to life. WareTruck’s warehouse workspace is being prepared for later public access. The features below preview its workflows; they are not available in this demo.

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Inventory by bin

See on-hand, reserved and available units by location. Record transfers and reasoned adjustments.

Know where it belongs
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Receiving

Build a receipt with multiple product lines, review the delivery and post the goods into stock.

Confirm what arrived
03

Orders & dispatch

Allocate stock, pick all or part of an order, return staged items when needed and confirm dispatch.

Move orders forward
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Docks & trucks

Schedule visits, check trucks in, assign compatible bays and record service through departure.

Keep handoffs clear
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Team access & history

Give owners, managers, operators and viewers the right access. Review the stock movement history.

Work from shared records

A CONNECTED WORKFLOW

Each confirmed move
sets up the next.

The warehouse workflow connects receiving, inventory allocation, picking and dock management. Each confirmed action sets up the next step.

These connected records will be available with the warehouse workspace. For now, follow the illustrative handoffs in the public city demo.

Explore the shipment journey
  1. 01

    Receive & locate

    Post goods to a warehouse bin.

  2. 02

    Reserve & pick

    Allocate available units and stage an order.

  3. 03

    Dispatch & depart

    Confirm the order and release the bay.

  4. 04

    Review the record

    Trace movements and recorded operational timings.

CLEAR EXPECTATIONS

A few things
to know.

A public visual demo, with a clear scope.

Is this 3D journey showing live shipments?

No. The ship, crane, truck and warehouse journey is an illustrative interactive demonstration. It is not connected to vessel positions, carrier systems or physical vehicle tracking.

Can I use the warehouse workspace today?

This release is the public 3D demo. You can explore the city, inspect illustrative facilities and follow the shipment without an account. Account signup and warehouse workspace access are not available yet; the platform features shown here preview a later public release.

Does WareTruck include lot, serial or expiry tracking?

The warehouse platform currently supports whole-unit inventory and is planned for later public access. Lot numbers, serial numbers and expiry tracking are not implemented. The public city demo does not contain real inventory records.

Can I connect my ERP or carrier system?

This demo has no ERP or carrier connection, and those integrations are not implemented yet. Product catalog CSV import and stock and movement exports are workspace features planned for later public access.

Are paid plans or subscription billing available?

No paid plans, checkout or free trials are available in this public demo. Workspace access and any subscription options will be published separately when they are ready.

How does the warehouse view stay up to date?

The city follows an illustrative shipment route. In the later warehouse workspace, team members will record receipts, transfers, picks, dispatches and truck visit transitions to update shared records. The demo does not detect physical inventory or equipment movement.

FROM THE BIG PICTURE TO THE NEXT TASK

Explore the city.
Follow the shipment.