Live shipment tracking
Milestones, routes, and ETA shifts land on the screen your operators already watch.
Freight control, one shared picture
The operating system for visible freight.
Haulpoint keeps carriers, shipments, exceptions, and ETAs on one screen, so your team answers the customer with a timestamp instead of a phone call.
Fictional demo product · sample data only
Network overview Live view
Active shipments 57
On-time rate 86.7%
Exceptions 15
Delhi → Kuala Lumpur In transit
Hamburg → New York At port
Marseille → Algiers Delayed
Sample data
What the sample set contains
72 Shipments
4 Modes
6 Status states
293 Timeline events
One operating picture
Every shipment has a next move.
Six views the tower keeps in sync, from the first booking to the delivery receipt.
Exception ownership
A delay carries a reason, an owner, and a next action instead of a red badge nobody picks up.
Multimodal legs
Road, sea, air, and rail legs stay in one workflow, so the cargo does not reset the story.
Customs signals
Holds, documents, and release steps show up before the customer asks why the container stopped.
Carrier performance
Compare on-time rate and transit patterns per carrier on the same data your invoices use.
Public tracking
One link answers the customer with the same events your team sees, no account needed.
A calmer daily rhythm
Connect once. Control every move.
Connect the network
Carrier and shipment signals arrive in one workspace, with the field names your team already uses.
Work the exceptions
Every open exception has a status, a reason, and the shipment page that proves it.
Read the pattern
Lane and carrier history shows which routes keep their promise and which ones keep explaining.
72 Sample shipments in the tower
4 Freight modes in one workflow
6 Status states tracked end to end
293 Timeline events behind the charts
Counted from the demo data · sample figures
Questions, answered
What this demo is, and is not.
A static demo of a freight control tower: 72 sample shipments with timelines, charts counted from that file, and a public tracking page.
No. Shipments, carriers, and events are generated for the demo, and no request leaves your browser.
Yes. The tracking page takes an ID such as HP-24060 and reads the same sample data the tower uses.
Each chart counts the shipments and events in the sample file. Filter the table and the charts recount with you.
Yes. Focus stays visible, every chart exposes a label and a table alternative, and motion follows your reduced-motion setting.
Where to go next
Follow one shipment from booking to delivery.
Start at the tower, open any row, then jump to the full shipment page with its route, figures, and complete timeline.