Lines L1–L4
Services for moving operations
Each line lists what you receive and how you can verify it. Combine lines freely; most projects use two or three.
L1Web systems
Browser-based tools for planning and control: dispatch boards, order and slot management, warehouse task queues, partner and carrier portals, reporting views.
Deliverables
- Role map and permission matrix
- Responsive front-end with keyboard-first tables
- API layer or integration adapters to your ERP/WMS/TMS
- Automated tests for critical flows (order create, assign, close)
- Deployment notes and an operations runbook
Quality criteria
- Table of 1,000 rows filters in under 300 ms on target hardware
- Every destructive action has undo or confirmation
- Audit trail: who changed what and when
L2Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps for field and floor staff — drivers, couriers, pickers, inspectors. Cross-platform where it fits, native modules where hardware demands it (scanners, cameras, GPS).
Deliverables
- Offline-first data model with sync conflict rules
- Barcode/QR scanning and photo proof of delivery
- Push notifications scoped by role and shift
- Test builds via TestFlight and Google Play internal testing
- Battery and data-usage report for a full-shift run
Quality criteria
- Usable with one hand and with gloves: 48 px minimum targets
- No data loss after force-quit or signal loss
- Cold start under 3 s on the agreed reference device
L3UI/UX for operations
Research and design for interfaces used under pressure. We observe the work before drawing screens, then validate prototypes with the people who will use them.
Deliverables
- Shift-observation notes and task frequency table
- Information architecture and exception map
- Clickable prototype and design system tokens
- Usability test report with 5+ participants from your staff
- Developer-ready specs, states and edge cases
Quality criteria
- Each primary task completed by test participants without help
- Error and empty states designed, not left to developers
- Contrast AA, readable Cyrillic and Latin at arm’s length
L4Store publishing assistance
Getting an app through App Store and Google Play review — including apps we did not build. We prepare, submit and keep the release train running.
Deliverables
- Developer account checklist (organisation accounts, D-U-N-S guidance)
- Store listings in Ukrainian and English, screenshots, privacy labels / Data safety form
- Signing keys, provisioning and build pipeline review
- Responses to reviewer rejections with code or metadata fixes
- Staged rollout plan and crash monitoring setup
Quality criteria
- Privacy declarations match actual app behaviour
- Every release has notes, version tag and rollback plan
- Ownership of accounts and keys stays with you
Engagement formats
Defined screens and criteria, fixed estimate after discovery.
A reserved team capacity, re-prioritised every two weeks.
Audit, prototype or store submission as a standalone task.