A document library that put training material and manuals on tablets for frontline logistics operators, replacing printed copies that were often lost or damaged. Trainers and back-office staff upload; operators read on their tablets.
A logistics company in Singapore handed its operators printed training material and manuals. On the job, the paper got lost or dirty. The company planned to issue tablets to its operators and needed a platform to put on them.
A document library in the style of Google Drive, with a web app for uploading and mobile apps for reading. Trainers and back-office staff upload and organise documents, and role-based access controls who can add, change or see each one. It was built for any kind of document, starting with training material and manuals.
Operators could open the manual they needed on a tablet instead of relying on paper copies. The platform ran for around two years after handover, with a rollout planned for more than 2,000 staff.
React web app for uploading and administration; React Native apps for iOS and Android tablets; Node.js and MySQL back end. Role-based access control separates the people who manage documents from the people who read them.
Designed and built it end to end, then handed it over to the client.